"Phenomenal," coach Andy Reid called him when training camp opened, adding that they hadn't "talked about ‘last years.' … You hope he plays forever, but that's probably not going to happen to any of us. "So whenever he decides to hang it up, he's built a great legacy here. And if he decides this is it, it's it. If not, more power to him."

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. — If Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce is planning to retire after this season, he wasn’t tipping that decision Wednesday. Kelce, who is entering his 13th NFL season, was asked Wednesday during a news conference what his fondest training-camp memory would be if this turns out to be his last one.