Travis Kelce is still at least one season out from his retirement, but he already has some ambitions in mind for his post-playing career. The Kansas City Chiefs tight end could become the next NFL star to step into the broadcast booth at the end of his playing days,

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, for most, is entering his 13th and final NFL season. Some thought that No. 87 would have ridden off into the sunset with Taylor Swift had the Chiefs won the Super Bowl last season.

Kelce also mentioned the grueling nature of the week of preparation leading up to the gig of hosting “SNL,” saying, “You’re there all week, up ‘til 2, 3 in the morning everyday, just trying to knock stuff out, do some of the prerecorded stuff. That was insane, that was a crazy ride.”

During a Monday, June 30, appearance on the “Bussin’ With the Boys” podcast, Kelce reflected on his experience hosting “Saturday Night Live” in March 2023. He admitted that the “hardest” part of the gig was the table reading, because he “can’t really read that well.”