Kelce, a perennial NFL standout, faced heartbreak when the Chiefs lost to the Philadelphia Eagles in February's Super Bowl, an outcome he himself also now believes was partly influenced by his growing involvement in the entertainment world.

Entering his 13th season, Travis Kelce knows all too well what it takes to win a Super Bowl, and he isn’t sulking over last season’s Super Bowl loss.

"I've thrown that thing in the trash," the pro athlete told ESPN in regards to the Philadelphia Eagles winning Super Bowl LIX in February. "I've moved on. It happened sooner than you can imagine. I was pretty focused on this year in the offseason." Kelce explained that with sports come good days and bad days.

The Kansas City Chiefs are looking ahead to the 2025 NFL season, and with the Super Bowl beating in their rear view mirror, they are still the team to beat in the AFC. While some players are holding onto the lopsided loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, Travis Kelce is done discussing the topic.

Travis Kelce has trimmed down considerably since last season, and it has been noticeable in the way he's been making plays in training camp.

The Chiefs’ offense is back to full strength, with Rahsee Rice and Marquise ‘Hollywood’ Brown being full participants in training camp. And while they may no longer be considered the team to beat in the league, people should know better than to sleep on them after all they’ve done.

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