Andy Reid told reporters on Friday that the team and Kelce's representatives are talking about a new deal. 'There is communication,' Reid said. 'That's the main thing. As long as there's communication, I'm good.'
Kelce, who is due to become a free agent for the first time in his career, may be returning for a 14th NFL season. While the tight end doesn't need money, he won't play for minimum and is likely to stay with the Chiefs or retire.