Cleveland native Travis Kelce has carved out a Hall of Fame career for the Kansas City Chiefs. Of his 195 career games (regular season and postseason), just two have been played on the road at the Cleveland Browns.

The Kansas City Chiefs tight end recently played against the Cleveland Browns in Ohio on Sunday (December 15). In a recent episode of his New Heights podcast co-hosted with his older brother, Jason Kelce, he pointed out that he might have just played his last game in Cleveland ever.

The Kansas City Chiefs star reminisced with his brother Jason Kelce about growing up in Cleveland Heights on his "New Heights" podcast

Travis Kelce hinted that he might be nearing the end of his football career amid his latest game with his hometown team the Cleveland Browns. On Sunday, Dec. 15, the Chiefs won 21-7 against the Browns but the accomplishment brought out a different emotion from Travis.

Travis Kelce is getting sentimental about recently returning to his hometown. The Kansas City Chiefs traveled to Ohio to take on the Cleveland Browns at Huntington Bank Field on Sunday, December 15, winning 21-7.

Sunday’s game in his native Ohio was “surreal” for star Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce. When reflecting on Kansas City’s 21-7 win over the Browns, Kelce — who grew up in Cleveland Heights — shared Wednesday on his “New Heights” podcast that he isn’t sure “if it’s the last time” he’ll play there as he finishes his 12th season in the league.