Overview
- The Chiefs updated their depth chart to formally designate Noah Gray as the official backup at tight end, marking the start of planned succession.
- Coach Andy Reid noted that Kelce shed roughly 20–25 pounds this offseason and praised him for looking “svelte” and revitalized.
- Kelce publicly dismissed Kansas City’s Super Bowl LIX loss, saying he has “thrown that thing in the trash” to emphasize his forward-looking mindset.
- At training camp in St. Joseph, Missouri, Kelce has embraced a leadership role by mentoring younger tight ends and setting high practice standards.
- When pressed on retirement speculation, Kelce replied, “ask me that when I retire,” underlining his commitment to another season.