Travis Kelce's retirement timeline remains uncertain, but his post-football career could very well include a stint in TV broadcasting. The Kansas City Chiefs' legendary tight end has already shown he’s got the charisma and communication skills through his popular podcast, making him a natural fit for the screen.
Kelce has expressed a clear preference for stepping into the role of a color commentator, a position held by notable names like Tom Brady, Greg Olson, Tony Romo, and J.J. Watt. This would place him in the booth during games, partnering with a play-by-play announcer to provide insights and analysis.
What Kelce isn't interested in, however, is joining a studio team for pregame and postgame shows. While studio roles might be more readily available, the coveted color commentary positions are less frequently open, especially with top broadcasting teams.
Given Kelce's popularity and expertise, there's no doubt networks will be eager to bring him on board once he hangs up his cleats. However, finding the perfect opportunity may require a bit of luck and timing. Watching how this unfolds will be intriguing as Kelce approaches the next chapter of his career.