Will Kelce retire?

[T.E.]

1 hour 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. 
 

 

Betting the ML on the Chiefs for the majority of the season would've allowed you to net like 25% of your initial wager. You're not exactly getting even odds there.

1 hour ago, C.Biscuit97 said:

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. 

The argument, I guess, lies in what the definition of "rigged" is.

 

Officials can be told to favor one team, and another team's performance can still overcome that. The outcome isn't predetermined like in pro wrestling.

[K D]

As per the official script, KC wins a 3-peat and Kelce gets down on 1 knee a proposes to Swift at the 50 yd line as the confetti is flying. I don't think he would ruin that mood with retirement talk. He probably waits a year to retire to see if any of his Hollywood work gets picked up

[BuffaloBillsGospel2014]

4 hours ago, SirAndrew said:

No, we’re not that lucky. He’s no longer dominant on the field, but Kelce and the league will want to keep this circus going as long as possible. 

 

He was 3rd in receptions among tight ends, 5th in receiving yards and tied for 7th in touchdowns and he wasn't dominant?

[90sBills]

7 minutes ago, T.E. said:

Betting the ML on the Chiefs for the majority of the season would've allowed you to net like 25% of your initial wager. You're not exactly getting even odds there.

Why would that matter? That would be 25% guaranteed according to rigged conspiracies. Are you scoffing at a ‘guaranteed’ 25% return rate? I wish I could get that consistently in my investment portfolios. 
 

 

[C.Biscuit97]

1 hour ago, T.E. said:

Betting the ML on the Chiefs for the majority of the season would've allowed you to net like 25% of your initial wager. You're not exactly getting even odds there.

The argument, I guess, lies in what the definition of "rigged" is.

 

Officials can be told to favor one team, and another team's performance can still overcome that. The outcome isn't predetermined like in pro wrestling.

 

[Donuts and Doritos]

6 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.

Wonder if there's a betting line on this? 

 

What would be great is if she said, NO! 

Awkward.

[ChronicAndKnuckles]

4 hours ago, T.E. said:

The American male football fan market is completely saturated. The only way to grow the sport is to concentrate on global efforts (i.e. playing games overseas) and making the game more popular with women (i.e. Tay Tay on the TV).

 

It's not the most unfounded conspiracy theory.

Really, bro ? 

[Zerovoltz]

Travis has said he intends to play until he can't do it anymore.  That doesn't say much...clearly he's slowed down...

 

I think he'll retire.  He's OLD in football years.  He does have a potential transcendent career ahead of him...AND....i have no idea if Taylor Swift ever wants to get married and have kids..but she is about to the point where she is either going to now step back a minute or two and start a family or she's not.  That clock is ticking away.  

 

I tend to think she probably does want children at some point...soon.  

 

I can't think of a better retirement sceanrio than going out on the absolute top....having just been an integeral part of the 3peat..with 4 total rings and a hall of fame career....and at the absolute top of the Q ratings with your superstar GF..big time podcast....and so on.  

 

Charmed life.  Coming back for one more year of football, when KC's cap situation is going to mean some big roster churn etc....I think now is the time.  Travis plays his last game in New Orleans.

[Augie]

1 hour ago, C.Biscuit97 said:

 

 

Does Paul have a charity we can donate to?   😊

7 minutes ago, Zerovoltz said:

Travis has said he intends to play until he can't do it anymore.  That doesn't say much...clearly he's slowed down...

 

I think he'll retire.  He's OLD in football years.  He does have a potential transcendent career ahead of him...AND....i have no idea if Taylor Swift ever wants to get married and have kids..but she is about to the point where she is either going to now step back a minute or two and start a family or she's not.  That clock is ticking away.  

 

I tend to think she probably does want children at some point...soon.  

 

I can't think of a better retirement sceanrio than going out on the absolute top....having just been an integeral part of the 3peat..with 4 total rings and a hall of fame career....and at the absolute top of the Q ratings with your superstar GF..big time podcast....and so on.  

 

Charmed life.  Coming back for one more year of football, when KC's cap situation is going to mean some big roster churn etc....I think now is the time.  Travis plays his last game in New Orleans.

 

If you could convince him to take Chris Jones with him, we would be eternally grateful.