Travis Kelce

2022 - 5 - 27

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Chiefs' Travis Kelce focusing on team, considers money 'secondary' (Fox News)

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce is content with his current contract as he focuses on getting his team back to the Super Bowl.

And he seems poised to add to those numbers while assisting Kansas City’s drive to remain amongst the league’s top contenders. Production is synonymous with Kelce. The 32-year-old hasn’t had less than 67 receptions in a season since his rookie year. "I signed my contract understanding what I had.

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Travis Kelce on being underpaid: Money is secondary, I'm here for ... (NBC Sports)

“I appreciate Kittle saying that,” Kelce said. “That's my guy and he always wants to see every tight end get paid as much as their production is. But at the ...

So that’s my main focus. But at the same time, I signed my contract understanding what I had. “That’s my guy and he always wants to see every tight end get paid as much as their production is.

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Travis Kelce responds to George Kittle: 'Money is secondary' (fox4kc.com)

Kansas City Chiefs TE Travis Kelce is appreciative of his fellow 49ers TE saying he deserves more money, but has more than that on his mind.

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Travis Kelce talks about whether or not he's underpaid (The Comeback)

Kittle has a point. The top tight ends are essentially receivers at this point while at the same time they have the responsibility to be on the offensive line ...

For others it’s the rings and while they’re not willing to play for free, they are willing to take a little bit less to play for a contender and/or allow some of that cap money to be used on others. Kelce was asked about Kittle’s comments and while he’s appreciative of Kittle’s perspective of the situation, he had his reasons to make what he makes. The top tight ends are essentially receivers at this point while at the same time they have the responsibility to be on the offensive line to be an extra blocker when called upon.

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When it comes to salary talk, Travis Kelce, one of the NFL's best ... (Kansas City Star)

Over the past few months, the bar for top wide receiver salaries was raised substantially. Former Chiefs star Tyreek Hill, now with the Miami Dolphins, tops the ...

Kelce, who entered the NFL in 2013, is a three-time All-Pro and seven-time Pro Bowl selection. So he’s a player I look at, like, when he gets the ball in his hands, he’s a monster.” It’s a good point about tight ends playing catch-up to wide receivers in salary. “I mean, to me, Travis Kelce, he’s been doing it for so long and at such a high level. Over the past few months, the bar for top wide receiver salaries was raised substantially. “Travis Kelce, six seasons in a row, 1,000 yards,” Kittle said.

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How long can Travis Kelce remain NFL's greatest tight end? (Arrowhead Addict)

Entering his tenth season with the Kansas City Chiefs, Travis Kelce has proven to be one of the greatest tight ends of all time. Can he keep it up?

Gronk’s early career glory made it seem as if he was destined to always be greater than Kelce, but like the story of the tortoise and the hare, it’s been the steady and healthy career that has ultimately put Kelce above Gronk in many categories. It almost seems like a no-brainer to pencil Kelce in for his regularly scheduled 1000-yard season in 2022. Kelce has been so good for years that the lack of a solid TE2 has often been overlooked.

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Travis Kelce Reacts To George Kittle Saying He's Underpaid (The Spun)

Last week, 49ers tight end George Kittle said Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce is so underpaid it "boggles his mind." “I mean Travis Kelce, six seasons in a ...

Since entering the league in 2013, Kelce has 704 catches for 9,006 yards and 57 touchdowns. “I mean Travis Kelce, six seasons in a row, 1000 yards,” Kittle said, via ProFootballTalk. “I’m pretty sure he has the most receiving yards over any wide receiver, skill position in the last six years. He appreciates Kittle's support, but his focus right now isn't on earning the most money.

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Chiefs fans will love Travis Kelce's answer about “underpaid ... (FanSided)

The three-time All-Pro tight end has enjoyed a tremendous career to date. And Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce certainly has his priorities.

And obviously, Kelce hopes to play a major role in improving those latter numbers when it comes to his team. “I appreciate Kittle saying that,” explained the nine-year NFL veteran (via Michael David Smith of PFT). “That’s my guy and he always wants to see every tight end get paid as much as their production is. And he has a big fan in San Francisco 49ers’ tight end George Kittle, who recently sang his praises on Pro Football Talk PM. The Chiefs own the longest current playoff streak in the NFL at seven consecutive seasons. And the 1,000-yard streak began two seasons before Patrick Mahomes became the starting quarterback. In 2013, the Kansas City hired Andy Reid as their head coach.

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Travis Kelce Addresses George Kittle Calling Him Underpaid (Heavy.com)

Kansas City Chiefs tight end addresses comments made by San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle in which he called Kelce underpaid.

. . . More tight ends and more tight ends are starting to get the ball more, starting to be more part of the offense, be more explosive. The team’s last set of OTAs will be from June 7 to 10. that’s won a Super Bowl or been to the Super Bowl for like the last five years has had an All-Pro tight end a part of the team,” Kittle said. “I feel a tight end’s not just like a cog in the wheel, it’s an important position that can really add to your offense or diminish it.” “I mean Travis Kelce, six seasons in a row, 1000 yards,” Kittle said, as transcribed by PFT. “I’m pretty sure he has the most receiving yards over any wide receiver, skill position in the last six years. Kelce, 32, signed a four-year, $57.25 million contract extension with the Chiefs in 2020.

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Chiefs news: George Kittle speaks out on Travis Kelce being ... (ClutchPoints)

49ers tight end George Kittle still can't believe that Chiefs TE Travis Kelce is not being paid like some of the best wideouts in the NFL.

After all, as more tight ends play an important role in offenses like he said, the sooner their value will also increase. “I mean Travis Kelce, six seasons in a row, 1000 yards,” Kittle said, perPro Football Talk. “I’m pretty sure he has the most receiving yards over any wide receiver, skill position in the last six years. In comparison, tight ends are not making much, with Kelce set to make only around $7.5 million in 2022.

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Chiefs TE Travis Kelce excited to have Jody Fortson back in the fold (Chiefs Wire)

Kansas City Chiefs TE Travis Kelce is excited to see Jody Fortson — one of the hardest workers he knows — back on the football field.

He also seems to have a role as an energy-giver for other players within the offense. Fortson has been working hard to get back on the field and back to form. Andy Reid had previously mentioned there was a chance they’d get Fortson back for Phase 3 of the offseason program.

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Chiefs News 5/27: Jody Fortson returns to practice — signs 1-year ... (Arrowhead Pride)

In mid-March, the Kansas City Chiefs extended a qualifying contract offer to Exclusive Rights Free Agent (ERFA) TE Jody Fortson. On Thursday, Fortson ...

Not only do we have 100 plays that we’re able to just game plan and pick and choose which weapons we want to use against opponents in the future, but also taking advantage of opportunities like this where we get to play against our offense — which is undoubtedly one of the most firepower, stacked offenses in the league. “All the resources in the world you could ever ask for. As one of the only veteran players, Reid will be counted on to be a leader in the secondary, even though he is new to the team. “The culture here is phenomenal,” he observed. Thomas, 29, missed the entire 2021 season with the ankle injury after he delayed his first surgery to repair multiple ligaments until June — then suffered a setback in November that required a follow-up procedure. “Just by standard procedure, we will only talk about the people that are on our team,” McDaniels said. Statistically speaking, Kelce has dominated the tight end ranks over the course of the last four seasons with Mahomes. He has registered at least 134 targets, 92 receptions, 1,125 receiving yards and five receiving touchdowns each year over the course of those last four seasons. You want guys competing every single day to make the roster because they’re going to help us in the end.’’ The Chiefs have a similar profile to previous years, despite the departure ofTyreek Hill. Their defense should be good enough, not great. With Tyreek Hill being traded out of Kansas City, the Chiefs suddenly have a gaping hole among their pass catching group. “That’s what you’re going to see with this offense this year,’’ Mahomes said Thursday. “It’s going to be everybody. If an ERFA is tendered a qualifying contract offer by their team prior to free agency, they can’t refuse said offer to become an unrestricted free agent.

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Travis Kelce has great comment about his contract (Larry Brown Sports)

Kansas City Chiefs TE Travis Kelce offered up a blunt, honest and refreshing take on his current contract and what means most to him.

And that doesn’t include the $7.45 million he’s due in 2022. A week after fellow tight end George Kittle ranted about Kelce being underpaid, saying it “boggles” his mind, Kelce responded. That’s my main focus, that’s why I am here.”

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Chiefs' Travis Kelce doesn't care he's underpaid based on ... (CBSSports.com)

Kelce is the NFL's leading receiver over the past six years.

Kelce is also one of 19 players in NFL history with six consecutive seasons of 1,000 receiving yards and the only tight end to accomplish the feat. Kelce is the only tight end in league history with six 1,000-yard seasons -- and no other player has five. Kelce has 7,269 receiving yards since the start of the 2016 season, the most of any player in the league.

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