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Chiefs could find Travis Kelce replacement in NFC North
TL;DR
The Kansas City Chiefs are considering potential replacements for tight end Travis Kelce, who may not have many years left in the NFL. Options include both draft picks and veteran players from the NFC North.
Key points
- Travis Kelce is expected to have limited years left in the NFL.
- The Chiefs are considering replacements for Kelce now.
- Options include both draft picks and veterans from the NFC North.
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Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce is going around again in 2026, as the veteran will have another year in the NFL.
But how many years does Kelce have? Likely not many, which leads some to think the Chiefs should be on the lookout for his replacement now, instead of scrambling to find one when he retires.
Some thought the draft with Kenyon Sadiq was an option, but what about a veteran?
Bleacher Report's Kristopher Knox has named Chicago Bears Cole Kmet as a potential post June 1 option for the Chiefs.
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Q&A
Who are potential replacements for Travis Kelce on the Chiefs?
The Chiefs are exploring options for replacing Travis Kelce, including both draft prospects and veterans from the NFC North.
How many more years is Travis Kelce expected to play in the NFL?
Travis Kelce is likely to have only a few more years left in the NFL, prompting the Chiefs to seek a replacement soon.
What are the Chiefs' options for replacing Kelce in the draft?
While Kenyon Sadiq was considered a draft option, the Chiefs are also looking at veteran players as potential replacements for Kelce.