Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker was reportedly the only player not invited to Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift's wedding, following controversial comments he made about women's roles. Teammates like Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce have expressed mixed views on Butker's statements.
Salem Police are seeking a man for purse theft and credit card fraud, whose surveillance photos show a striking resemblance to Travis Kelce. Their humorous Facebook post, referencing Kelce and Taylor Swift, went viral while the real Kelce hosted Tight End University with Swift in Nashville.
Taylor Swift's recent album "The Tortured Poets Department" is speculated to be heavily inspired by her past relationship with Matty Healy, while songs from "The Life of a Showgirl" are believed to be about Travis Kelce, her current partner. The article details her journey through breakups with Joe Alwyn and Matty Healy, finding solace in her Eras Tour, and ultimately connecting with Kelce.
The Kansas City Chiefs are reportedly considering a hypothetical trade for Detroit Lions tight end Sam LaPorta, a 25-year-old Pro Bowler, as a potential successor to Travis Kelce. The proposed deal involves a first- and third-round pick.
The Kansas City Chiefs are reportedly considering a hypothetical trade for Detroit Lions tight end Sam LaPorta, envisioning him as a successor to Travis Kelce. The proposed deal involves a first and third-round pick.
Rookie NFL players David Bailey, Kenyon Sadiq, and Omar Cooper share their experiences adjusting to the New York Jets, discussing practice intensity, playbook complexity, and the challenges of meeting new teammates.
Former Minnesota Vikings tight end Joe Senser has passed away at 69. Senser, a Pro Bowler and the only Vikings tight end to achieve over 1,000 receiving yards in a season, died on May 7th. The cause of death remains unknown, though he had been dealing with the aftermath of a severe stroke suffered in 2016.
LSU coach Lane Kiffin secured a commitment from four-star tight end Ahmad Hudson, ESPN's No. 1 tight end and No. 22 overall prospect in the 2027 class. The 6-foot-6, 225-pound recruit from Ruston, Louisiana, chose the Tigers over Nebraska, marking the highest-ranked in-state pledge under Kiffin and the highest among five top 300 commits in LSU's 2027 class.
Seydou Traore has become the first graduate of the UK-based NFL Academy to be drafted, selected by the Miami Dolphins with the 180th overall pick in the NFL Draft. The 23-year-old London-born tight end, who has French-Algerian and Ivorian heritage, played for the London Warriors before completing the NFL's International Player Pathway programme. Nigerian prospect Uar Bernard was also drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles with the 251st overall pick, becoming the second IPP product from this year's class to be selected.
Der deutsche Football-Spieler Marlin Klein wurde beim NFL-Draft in Pittsburgh als 59. Pick von den Houston Texans ausgewählt. Der 23-jährige Kölner, der zuletzt für die Michigan Wolverines spielte und 2023 die Meisterschaft gewann, erhält ein Gehalt von 8,185 Millionen Dollar. Er ist nach Björn Werner und Sebastian Vollmer der dritte Deutsche in der NFL-Geschichte.
Bleacher Report's Alex Kay linked the Tennessee Titans to a potential trade for Atlanta Falcons star tight end Kyle Pitts. The Titans, coming off consecutive 3-14 seasons in 2024 and 2025, could pursue Pitts as a focal point for rising quarterback Cam Ward. The Falcons placed the franchise tag on Pitts in February but GM Ian Cunningham indicated the team would listen to trade offers. Pitts, 25, had 88 catches for 928 yards and five touchdowns last season despite a knee injury, earning his first AP All-Pro selection.
The 2026 NFL Draft is finally here. The analysts have finalized predictions for college prospects. The Atlanta Falcons are linked to three quarterbacks, while the Carolina Panthers are tied to Oregon Ducks safety and tight end. Several experts also highlight potential picks for the Detroit Lions and Green Bay Packers, including offensive linemen and defensive tackles.
