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Jones says he believes Travis Kelce is coming back for another year. I got faith my dawg coming back
Kansas City Chiefs fans may want to hold off on the goodbye speeches—because Chris Jones isn’t buying the idea that Travis Kelce is done.
In a moment that instantly sent Chiefs Kingdom into a frenzy, star defensive tackle Chris Jones made it clear he believes his longtime teammate and brother-in-arms will be back for at least one more season. Speaking with confidence and a knowing smile, Jones summed it up in a way only he could:
“I got faith my dawg coming back.”
Those six words carried the weight of locker-room truth, brotherhood, and belief.
As retirement rumors swirl around the legendary tight end, fueled by Kelce’s accomplishments, off-field ventures, and high-profile relationship with global superstar Taylor Swift, Jones’ comments felt like a window into what’s really going on behind closed doors. According to those close to the team, Kelce hasn’t lost the fire. He hasn’t lost the hunger. And most importantly—he hasn’t lost the love for the game.
Jones and Kelce have been through it all together: Super Bowl runs, playoff wars, late-season comebacks, and moments when grit mattered more than glamour. If anyone would sense whether Kelce’s heart was still in the huddle, it’s Jones.
“Travis is a competitor,” a team insider shared. “Walking away isn’t easy when you still feel you can dominate.”
For Chiefs fans, Jones’ belief feels like hope wrapped in honesty. Kelce remains one of Patrick Mahomes’ most trusted weapons, a leader in the locker room, and the emotional spark of the team. His return wouldn’t just be about stats—it would be about legacy, unfinished business, and one more run with the brotherhood he helped build.
Until Kelce himself makes it official, nothing is guaranteed. But if faith, loyalty, and locker-room intuition count for anything, Chris Jones may have just said what Chiefs Kingdom has been praying to hear.
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