Will Kelce retire?

[SinceThe70s]

2 hours ago, Bill from NYC said:

If the Chiefs win, Kelce will propose to her on the field, after the game.

 

You heard it here first lol.

 

I actually heard it first last night on a youtube video outlining the questionable spots last Sunday.  😀

 

[Bill from NYC]

1 minute ago, TheBeaneBandit said:

Roger Goodell nowhere to be seen as he has to run to the restroom to pleasure himself 😆

With his 64 million per year salary, and who know how much more he gets under the table? 

1 minute ago, SinceThe70s said:

 

I actually heard it first last night on a youtube video outlining the questionable spots last Sunday.  😀

 

I thought that I was being original. I suppose that I should have known better.  

[uticaclub]

2 hours ago, SunDSolar said:

Right now the Taylor factor is to big for the NFL to not want KC to make it to the super bowl.  There is to much money to be had with her bringing in fans that would never watch the super bowl.

 

Let's hope this guy decides it's time to call it a career.

 

If not, next season will just be the same *****.

Travis Kelce has no impact on the Buffalo Bills. Next season with be the same ***** if he retires or not.

[JohnNord]

2 hours ago, Bill from NYC said:

If the Chiefs win, Kelce will propose to her on the field, after the game.

 

You heard it here first lol.

I’ve heard this speculated by a lot of people and if there’s one thing that would make a KC Super Bowl win even more nauseating, it would be seeing Kelce down on bended knee in the red and yellow confetti while proposing while Taylor pretends to act surprised 🤮🤮🤮

 

It almost seems like too good if press for the NFL for this moment not to happen.

 

Also Kelce’s ego is too big for him to retire.  He’ll play next season for sure as they prepare for the quest for 4 SB wins.  
 

One of my least favorite players in the NFL.  

Edited 3 hours ago by JohnNord

[SinceThe70s]

5 minutes ago, Bill from NYC said:

With his 64 million per year salary, and who know how much more he gets under the table? 

I thought that I was being original. I suppose that I should have known better.  

 

If you thought about it before hearing about it you were being original! 

 

youtube guy had it happening on the podium with the Lombardi in hand as the grand finale of the NFL-orchestrated Chiefs three-peat/Taylor Swift cash-in opportunity. I'm not quite there but I do file it under things that make you go hmmm.

[Augie]

If he DOES retire I hope he takes Chris Jones with him! 

[RiotAct]

2 hours ago, SunDSolar said:

 

And announce his retirement when she says yes?

let’s hope!

[90sBills]

40 minutes ago, T.E. said:

I don't think it's rigged, but outcomes can be "encouraged" to some degree.

 

People didn't make a lot of money on KC because they didn't cover the spread much this year.

Spreads are irrelevant with ML. Also the AFCCG line was 1.5. That would’ve been a great time. So would the Super Bowl. 
 

 

[US Egg]

22 minutes ago, JohnNord said:

I’ve heard this speculated by a lot of people and if there’s one thing that would make a KC Super Bowl win even more nauseating, it would be seeing Kelce down on bended knee in the red and yellow confetti while proposing while Taylor pretends to act surprised 🤮🤮🤮

Doesn’t happen if the Eagles win, but not a bad way to keep millions in “suspense”. 
 

If he does, I hope it’s either the banner flyover or the scoreboard proposal.

[T master]

3 hours ago, SunDSolar said:

Right now the Taylor factor is to big for the NFL to not want KC to make it to the super bowl.  There is to much money to be had with her bringing in fans that would never watch the super bowl.

 

Let's hope this guy decides it's time to call it a career.

 

If not, next season will just be the same *****.

 

If the Chiefs win which i think there is a HUGE possibility they will given what we all have seen in the AFC Championship game that he will retire and walk off into the sunset and become a pod cast/WWE/Swift body guard  fixture as hobbies ini his retirement .

 

If they lose which i don't see happening he may come back .

[90sBills]

6 minutes ago, T master said:

 

If they lose which i don't see happening he may come back .

I see them losing. They won’t be able to stop Philly’s run game and Philly’s DLine will definitely get to Mahomes. Screw the refs and rigged stuffs. I’m betting on Philly. They have revenge on their side. 

[C.Biscuit97]

18 minutes ago, 90sBills said:

Spreads are irrelevant with ML. Also the AFCCG line was 1.5. That would’ve been a great time. So would the Super Bowl. 
 

 

Exactly. KC was +160 to win the SB at the start of the championships games. That’s a decent return to bet on a rigged team. 

[PonyBoy]

58 minutes ago, Bill from NYC said:

With his 64 million per year salary, and who know how much more he gets under the table? 

I thought that I was being original. I suppose that I should have known better.  

 

You'll always be an original here @Bill from NYC. 🙂

 

I and I'm sure others have appreciated so many takes and threads you provided. 🍻

 

 

[Billsfanatic8989]

There would be 110 million viewers or so for a Browns/Panthers SB. It never matters what teams are in it. SB Sunday is a holiday in of itself. So the viewers thing seems odd to argue. 

 

Even if he does retire, which he might, Noah Gray has looked good when he is out there. They will find ways to spread the ball around. 

[london_bills]

3 hours ago, Bill from NYC said:

If the Chiefs win, Kelce will propose to her on the field, after the game.

 

You heard it here first lol.

Kelce will get on one knee and say bundle a rooski do to her

[The Frankish Reich]

Kelce's been pretty clear that his life ambition is to become the next Dwayne "The Rock." Or maybe John Cena or whatever. Those guys aren't getting any younger.

If they win this Super Bowl, the timing is perfect for him to make his big push.

[HappyDays]

2 hours ago, C.Biscuit97 said:

Reid with Mahomes: 89-23 (79% winning), 17-3 playoff record,  7 championship games, 3 SBs. 
 

Reid without Mahomes: 182-120 (60%, fyi McDermott went 9-7 in his first year without Allen), 11-13 playoff record, 5 championship games, 1 SB loss. 

 

 Great point. Bills fans love discrediting the QB Reid traded up for (after he threw for 5000 yards and 53 tds his last year in college) while having a qb that took them to the playoffs (smith who once didn’t threw a td pass to a wr all season).

 

whispers, maybe an all time great qb is making Reid a much better coach.  

 

What do you think McDermott's record would be with Alex Smith as his QB over the last 5 years? Reid was 50-26 with Alex Smith so a 65.8% win percentage. McDermott with Allen over the last 5 years (since he became elite) is 61-22 so a 73.5% win percentage.

 

Is it fair to say we lose an average of 3 more games per season with Alex Smith instead of Allen? If anything that feels generous. But running with that that would put our record at 46-37 over the past 5 years which is a 55.4% win percentage. That's our ceiling with a QB that Andy Reid was taking to the playoffs every year.

 

An all time great QB absolutely makes Reid a better coach. The weird thing is that an all time great QB hasn't led to the same outcome for McDermott.

[The Jokeman]

4 hours ago, Kelly to Allen said:

No. He'll play one more year. He's still a major plus on the field 

 

 

It depends, if he gets his ring then he go out on top etc. While he had moments this season it's obvious he can't do it consistently.

[boco357]

He's so annoying and a phony. He thinks he is going to be the next Rock. I don't see it.  Wish he would just go away.

[The Frankish Reich]

12 minutes ago, HappyDays said:

An all time great QB absolutely makes Reid a better coach. The weird thing is that an all time great QB hasn't led to the same outcome for McDermott.

I hate to say it, particular around here, but ...

... maybe Josh Allen is an All Time Great in the same way Lamar Jackson is an All Time Great? Or Donovan McNabb?

 

I mean, they're all HOFers, but Joe Montana and John Elway are usually thought of as being in a higher tier of greatness than Jim Kelly and Dan Fouts ...