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S<\/span>ince they have missed the NFL postseason for the first time in a decade, the Kansas City Chiefs<\/a> and Travis Kelce<\/a> are heading into a new future, one that began with the final whistle <\/strong>of that game and might lead to the starting gun<\/strong> for a historic career transition.<\/p>\n While Kelce’s retirement doubts officially began following Sunday’s loss to the Raiders<\/strong>, insiders suggest that Kelce’s exit strategy is already paved in gold<\/strong>. According to a recent report from Awful Announcing<\/em> and The Athletic’s Andrew Marchand<\/em>, Kelce will try a move to television, where he is not just a candidate but arguably the most coveted media prospect <\/strong>since Tom Brady.<\/strong><\/p>\n Chiefs players aren’t ready to move on from Travis Kelce<\/span><\/p>\n<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/div>\n The conversation around Kelce’s future has shifted from his early performance doubts to what TV can actually afford to have someone like him on the network. Media experts suggest that Kelce could command an annual salary between the $10 million and $20 million<\/strong> figure, positioning him immediately as a top talent.<\/p>\n “He’s a guy who is only going to take a top-tier role. Because he’s Travis Kelce, he can step right into a lead game-analyst spot or a major studio position”<\/p>\n$20 million at the table<\/h2>\n
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