Four Kansas football players have been officially invited to the 2025 NFL Scouting Combine, set to take place in Indianapolis later this month. These athletes will join 329 college football prospects showcasing their skills to NFL scouts and coaches.

Right now the film is speaking for many players, but the combine will affect stocks for better or worse, so this can be an organic exercise.

NFL Scouting Combine begins next week and it could be more important than most recent years. The gap between players projected midway through the first round and midway through Day 2 is negligible. There is an opportunity for players to cement their first-round status or rise into the conversation.

After weeks of rumors that Travis Kelce might retire from the Kansas City Chiefs after 12 seasons, an NFL insider offers insight into his future on the team.

Jason Kelce had a candid moment of reflection while talking about his brother Travis’ retirement plans during a recent podcast appearance. Fans of the Kelce brothers have been wondering over the last several weeks whether the 2024 NFL season would turn out to be the Kansas City Chiefs tight end’s last—chatter that intensified after Travis and his team lost to the Philadelphia Eagles,

Jason Kelce believes his brother has already made his retirement decision. During an upcoming appearance on “The Steam Room” podcast with Charles Barkley and Ernie Johnson, the former Eagles center said his younger brother’s mind is already made up about his playing future.