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Travis Kelce’s new $17 million per year extension with the Kansas City Chiefs come with expectations for even more success with the NFL’s newest dynasty.

Kelce has been backed to continue putting up huge numbers as he enters the final years of his Pro Football Hall of Fame career — but at 34 years old, how much more does he have in the tank?

Kelce saw his run of seven consecutive seasons with at least 1,000 receiving yards end last year, but the Chiefs won the Super Bowl over the San Francisco 49ers anyway. The next challenge for Kelce in 2024 will be to return to the NFL’s elite as Kansas City pursues an historic three-peat.

Kelce will have to outpace Father Time
Kelce is entering uncharted territory among tight ends: he turns 35 years old in October, and no tight end at that age has produced a 1,000-yard season. The closest would be Chiefs legend Tony Gonzalez, who caught 80 passes for 875 yards and seven touchdowns with the Atlanta Falcons during the 2011 season.