Travis Kelce To Retire From Chiefs And Become Head Coach of Cincinnati Bearcats

Photo: Travis Kelce (Instagram)

As the college football season heats up, changes are on the horizon for the Cincinnati Bearcats. The team, currently 3-1, is considering a new direction, and Travis Kelce, tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs, is poised to take over as head coach.

Kelce, 35, has had a successful career in the NFL, but his performance has dipped recently. Last season marked the first time since 2016 that he did not reach 1,000 receiving yards. This year, he has struggled to make an impact, catching only four passes for 39 yards so far.

With younger players like Rashee Rice and Xavier Worthy stepping up, the Chiefs seem to be preparing for a future without Kelce. As he approaches retirement, Kelce has shown interest in coaching, particularly at his alma mater, Cincinnati.

Photo: Travis Kelce (Instagram)

Current Bearcats coach Scott Satterfield has faced challenges in his tenure, leading the team to a disappointing 3-9 record last season. Although the team has started strong in 2024, concerns about Satterfield's coaching have grown among players and fans.

Kelce's deep understanding of the game and his experience with top players like Patrick Mahomes could make him a strong leader for the Bearcats. If he steps into the role, he aims to bring the team back to its winning ways, much like the success they enjoyed under former coach Luke Fickell.


Source: TWSN

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