Travis Kelce remains central to that story. The three-time Super Bowl champion still leads Kansas City in production and influence. At 36, he’s in the final year of his contract and the chatter about retirement has grown louder this season.

Why Taylor Swift isn't at Travis Kelce's Thanksgiving game for Chiefs vs. Cowboys originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. The most famous wife-to-be in the NFL is Taylor Swift. She's betrothed to legendary Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce.

Travis Kelce's father, Ed Kelce, clapped back at the critics who think the 36-year-old tight end is now past his prime.

When Travis Kelce announced in late February he'd be returning to the Kansas City Chiefs for his 13th season, he cited his frustration with how the final game of the season -- the Chiefs' 40-22 Super Bowl LIX loss -- played out.

Travis Kelce is focused on the Kansas City Chiefs reaching the playoffs right now, but he said this week that he will let the team know if he decides to continue playing next season.

Taylor Swift and her fiancé, Travis Kelce, might not be celebrating Thanksgiving side by side this year. According to sources, the Kansas City Chiefs star has landed in Dallas ahead of a major holiday game against the Cowboys,

Travis Kelce says the Kansas City Chiefs are better than their record, and would pick this year's squad over their 2024, Super Bowl-bound team, while talking to brother Jason Kelce on their 'New Heights' podcast on Wednesday,

The Kansas City Chiefs will go on the road in Week 13 to take on the Dallas Cowboys. The matchup will be featured as the second of three NFL games on Thanksgiving Day, with many expecting it to be one of the most-watched football games of all time.

NFL season kicked off, Taylor has been making low-key appearances at Chiefs home games — and completely skipped out on away games.

It's Thanksgiving Day in Dallas as the Kansas City Chiefs travel to the Lone Star State for a battle with the Dallas Cowboys. While the football focus is on both teams making a push for the playoffs, there will be plenty of eyes on the suite level at AT&T Stadium, wondering if one of the world's biggest celebrities is taking in the action.

The Kansas City Chiefs visit the Dallas Cowboys on Thursday, as part of one of the three Thanksgiving games the NFL scheduled for this season. The defending AFC champions arrived at AT&T Stadium with renewed expectations after pulling off a 23-20 overtime win over the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday.