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Travis Kelce is confidently foreseeing another Super Bowl triumph.
The 34-year-old tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs expressed his optimism during a recent episode of his podcast, New Heights, co-hosted with his brother Jason Kelce, emphasizing the potency of "speaking things into existence."
"As believers in the power of manifestation, we're all about manifesting greatness here on this podcast," Travis declared.
"I am going to secure another Super Bowl win. It's just one of those affirmations we like to make because it's entirely within reach."
This conversation arose as the Kelce brothers welcomed a new sponsor, La-Z-Boy, to their podcast, a partnership they had long aspired to secure.
Travis pointed out that if this sponsorship could materialize, then another Super Bowl victory might as well be on the horizon.
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Fresh off the heels of the Chiefs' recent Super Bowl triumph in February 2024, where they clinched victory against the San Francisco 49ers with a score of 25-22, Travis has already amassed three Super Bowl wins for Kansas City.
Reflecting on the exhilaration of winning the championship in an interview with ESPN, Travis shared.
"Even after all these years, winning feels like reliving my childhood dreams," he said.
He also outlined his overarching ambition with the Kansas City Chiefs for the upcoming season and beyond, aiming to solidify a lasting legacy in the NFL.
"I shifted my focus from chasing statistics to pursuing a legacy and aligning with my aspirations as a professional," he explained to ESPN.
"I take immense pride in being part of this team, surrounded by greatness every single day and fueled by relentless determination."
"This sport is truly magnificent when approached with integrity. You invest in the grind, you dedicate yourself to hard work, and you reap the rewards. It's a remarkable journey, and I couldn't be prouder of my teammates."
While his primary focus remains on football, Kelce is also diversifying his brand beyond the sport, alongside his teammate and Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes.
