The losing streak has been hard for everyone on the Kansas City Chiefs, but Travis Kelce's revelation to Andy Reid might be the start of a realization.

With the Kansas City Chiefs already eliminated from postseason contention, the biggest storyline in Thursday night's Christmas Day showdown between the Chiefs and the Denver Broncos will be Travis Kelce's upcoming retirement decision.

The Kansas City Chiefs have just one game remaining of the 2025 NFL season. What is poignant about the Chiefs’ Week 18 trip to Allegiant Stadium where they will take on the Las Vegas Raiders

“It’s frustrating, man, it’s frustrating,” Kelce said in a sit-down interview with fellow Chiefs legend Tony Gonzalez before the game on Prime Video. “I feel like I can’t even look my guy, coach Andy Reid, in his eyes right now, just because I feel like I disappointed or I just let him down in some way, somehow throughout the year.”

Kansas City Chiefs TE Travis Kelce sent a strong message about longtime head coach Andy Reid after loss to the Denver Broncos.

The limping Chiefs are just trying to finish out their 2025 season after losing Patrick Mahomes to a torn ACL. The Tennessee Titans beat the Kansas City Chiefs 26-9 at Nissan Stadium. It ended an 11-game losing streak at home. The game could’ve easily been different had the Chiefs had their starting quarterback.

After coaching the Denver Broncos to beat Andy Reid's Kansas City Chiefs, Sean Payton joined Bill Belichick as the only NFL coaches to ever get to a certain milestone.

Andy Reid publicly backs offensive coordinator Matt Nagy amid contract uncertainty and head-coaching rumors. Here’s what Reid’s comments mean for the Chiefs’ future and the NFL coaching carousel. Prod