National Football League star Travis Kelce is making a significant investment in Sleep Number and will be part of a new national advertising campaign for the Minneapolis-based mattress company. Sleep Number since 2018 has had a marketing deal with the NFL as its sleep and wellness partner.

Travis Kelce has not declared his future. However, his reaction to Eric Bieniemy’s return quietly shifted the tone around his stalled retirement decision.

Kansas City hopes the All-Pro tight end will return for a 2026 season, but is giving him time

Kelce hasn't made a final decision about whether or not to continue playing.

But Tony Gonzalez, for one, thinks Kelce’s looming retirement decision requires a little more nuanced self-reflection. The Chiefs legend recently sat down with Sports Illustrated for an exclusive interview on behalf of Novartis and its latest cancer awareness campaign, “Relax, it’s a Blood Test.”

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce is staying booked and busy, even while the rumors of his retirement decision are looming.

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Nevertheless, Bieniemy is all gung-ho about returning to his former team. On Wednesday, he provided insight into a recent conversation he had with Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce, per KC Sports Network.