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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, as he said he has always had an interest in the production side of football and getting behind the microphone.
Some of the most prominent color analysts in the industry are NFL greats. Tom Brady became the latest superstar to jump into the booth when he did so last season, and he was on the call for Super Bowl LIX. Tony Romo, Cris Collinsworth and Troy Aikman are other staples on the microphone, and Greg Olsen preceded a potential Kelce debut as a high-profile tight end to embark on a broadcasting career.
“I wanna see what calling a game feels like,” Kelce said on the “Bussin’ With The Boys” podcast. “Getting in the booth. I’ve always impersonated guys that call the games and stuff like that growing up. I don’t know, I thought it would always be fun to just jump in there. Player names is where I would get [expletive] ruined.”
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