Travis Kelce is headed to the Pro Football Hall of Fame upon the conclusion of his playing career, but as of Wednesday, that day has yet to come.
Kelce returned to Kansas City for a 14th season on Wednesday, continuing one of the greatest careers for any player in NFL history.
Kelce caught 76 passes for 851 yards and five touchdowns in 2025, leading Kansas City in all three categories. It marked Kelce's 12th consecutive season with at least 800 receiving yards, matching Jerry Rice for the longest streak of any player in NFL history.
The seven-time All-Pro selection holds virtually every franchise offensive record a pass-catcher could possibly possess, including all-purpose yards (13,018), receiving yards (13,002), receptions (1,080), total touchdowns (85) and 100-yard receiving games (38). Kelce also has the eighth-most catches of any player in league history regardless of position, and his 178 career postseason receptions are the most of any player.
Now back in the fold for the 2026 campaign, Kelce will have an opportunity to add to his already legendary resume next season.
