Kelce Forgets SB Defeat: “I Threw it in the Trash”, Focused on New Title

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. – Travis Kelce, an emblematic figure in the NFL, faces each new season with a renewed perspective. The Chiefs player, with a consolidated career and Hall of Fame aspirant, is in his thirteenth year in the league. During a press conference, Kelce shared that his mindset for the 2025 season is different, focused on leading the Chiefs to another successful postseason, with the hope of a different outcome than the previous Super Bowl.

I’ve left the Super Bowl defeat behind. I’ve already moved on. I focused on this season during the break.

Travis Kelce

Unlike last year, when Kelce enjoyed a summer in Europe, this year he showed up at camp leaner and more energetic. Coach Andy Reid praised his physical condition, highlighting his commitment and preparation.

He’s in excellent shape. He has worked hard to get to this point.

Andy Reid

Kelce has proven to be one of the most dedicated players in the camp, participating in all practices and making outstanding plays. Despite showing fatigue at times, he continues to push himself on the field.

You have to enjoy the difficult moments. We are working hard. It’s training camp, you will feel the fatigue, but you have to enjoy it.

Travis Kelce

Kelce also highlighted the importance of concentration and focus that he finds on the university campus, his “sanctuary” for football. His goal is to improve in order to aspire again to the Super Bowl.

Soccer has always been my biggest motivation. I love coming here and focusing on improving to have another chance at the Super Bowl.

Travis Kelce