ST. JOSEPH, Mo. -- Travis Kelce had his breakout season in 2016, leading all NFL tight ends in yardage with 1,125 and finishing second in receptions with 85.
It still feels as though the Kansas City Chiefs haven’t reached the top of what they can reasonably expect from Kelce. He had six games last season with 100-plus receiving yards but also six with fewer than 40. He had a career-low four touchdowns after scoring five times in each of his first two full NFL seasons.
The Chiefs have talked this offseason about expanding their offense by getting more from Tyreek Hill, mainly by playing him more.