Kansas City end Travis Kelce could be headed for retirement following his comments following his team's win over the Cleveland Browns last Sunday.

Travis, a native of Cleveland Heights, was instrumental in his team's victory and hinted that it could be his last game in his hometown, fueling speculation of retirement.

Since Travis' relationship with Taylor Swift Several rumors started about his retirement, especially since their romance opened up numerous opportunities for him in the entertainment world.

Travis discussed the Kansas City Chiefs' win over the Cleveland Browns on Wednesday's episode of his and his brother Jason Kelce's podcast, "New Heights."

The game was extra special for Travis, marking only the second time in his illustrious career that he played in his hometown. He expressed his love for Cleveland, saying, "I just love that city, man. It was so much fun. When we flew in, I felt like a tour guide. I was talking to every town we passed, every monument, every building."

Travis recalled how he and Jason, 37, grew up in Cleveland and the fun they had, which he appreciated. He shared further Page Six"It's so crazy driving to (Huntington Bank Field). I had crazy memories of going to — you know, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is right there on the same block as the Science Center."

The NFL star said silly memories came in and out of his head, which "felt so surreal." He added, "I don't know if it's the last time I'll ever play in Cleveland, but I kind of felt like I was just giving it one last hurrah before I'm done, because I've only played there twice in 12 years."

Playing in Cleveland for the second time in his 12-year career was special for Travis Kelce, but he's unlikely to play there again before he retires.

The podcaster acknowledged as much, noting that he doesn't see himself playing in his hometown again unless his team gets there in the next few years.

That's unlikely to happen, however, considering the Chiefs and Browns aren't in the same division and typically don't have to play each other every season. Therefore, they may not face off again until 2027, with that game most likely to be played in Kansas City.

Whatever happens, Travis has enjoyed his time in Cleveland, contributing four catches on eight targets to help the Chiefs inflict a 21-7 loss on the Browns.

Travis' childhood friends and family watched him and his teammates storm to a commanding victory over their local team, but his girlfriend, Swift, was not absent.

Swift's absence was not surprising as she has always missed Travis' away games since they started dating.

According to Daily Mailthe "Cruel Summer" singer was busy putting smiles on the faces of parents and children at Children's Hospital in Kansas City. She made a shocking appearance, smiling and taking pictures with them.

Swift visited the hospital a day before her 35th birthday and created lifelong memories for the children and their parents, with one mum describing the singer as "amazing".

Taylor Swift turned 35 two days before the Chiefs vs. Browns game, but Travis Kelce didn't hold back on marking the milestone.

According to Page Sixthe lovebirds celebrated in private, and an insider revealed he was a three-time Super Bowl champion sumptuous "a ton of presents" for his sweetheart.

It was uncertain if Travis would be a part of Swift's birthday plans as he was spotted at the Kansas City Chiefs Christmas party, but left the event early to be with her.

Travis enjoyed a successful NFL career. Before reaching the top of the league, he played college football for the University of Cincinnati Bearcats football program.

In 2013, the Chiefs selected him in the third round of the NFL draft. He won Super Bowls LIV, LVII and LVIII with them, earning a reputation as one of the greatest players of all time at his position.

Travis became more popular when rumors of his relationship with Swift began to spread. A couple at the end confirmed their relationship in September 2023.