4. Kansas City Chiefs
Future Hall of Fame tight end Travis Kelce may have played his last game with the Kansas City Chiefs. The 11-time Pro Bowler is arguably the greatest tight end in NFL history, but he’ll be 37 next year and has lost a step since his prime. He openly flirted with retirement last year, is engaged to pop icon Taylor Swift, and has a lucrative post-playing career lined up. If he hangs it up, Kyle Pitts is easily the best choice to replace him.
The biggest hurdle is the money. Kansas City is currently $52.7 million over the salary cap, which means they must restructure contracts and cut players before they can even think of adding someone like Pitts. While the former top-five pick would be an ideal fit in this offense, the Chiefs might not have the money to make a signing happen.
