Travis Kelce

Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs agreed on a two-year contract extension, making him the NFL's highest-paid tight end.

Fantasy Impact

Kelce remains one of the league's top tight ends, and is absolutely in play to retake his spot as TE1 for fantasy after a slight down year impacted by injury.

Travis Kelce said following the Super Bowl that he will be returning to the Chiefs next season.

Fantasy Impact

Kelce saw his seven-year streak of 1,000 yard seasons come to an end in a down year from a fantasy perspective, but came up big when it mattered the most in the NFL playoffs. He'll look to help lead Kansas City to a third straight Super Bowl win next season. His value in fantasy drafts will be interesting to monitor.

Travis Kelce has been downgraded to out for Kansas City's Week 18 game against Los Angeles.

Fantasy Impact

There was speculation that Kelce might play to keep his 1,000-yard season streak alive, but the Chiefs are opting to rest him the week before the playoffs. Noah Gray should see the bulk of opportunities in his absence.

Travis Kelce hauled in three of his four targets for just 16 yards in the Chiefs' 25-17 win over the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 17.

Fantasy Impact

Kelce has struggled to find much room despite continued involvement as a primary option in the Kansas City passing game, finishing with less than 50 receiving yards in each of the last three games for the Chiefs. The star tight end should see a return to his dominant form in a Week 18 contest against a generous Los Angeles Chargers defense.

Travis Kelce completed five of seven passes for 44 yards during the Chiefs' 20-14 loss to the Raiders in Week 16.

Fantasy Impact

Kelce hasn't been his old self lately, catching just 10 passes for 72 yards over the last two weeks. Despite some inconsistent results, the 34-year-old should continue to be started in 100 percent of fantasy leagues.