Summary
The Kansas City Chiefs are considering options for a new tight end as they plan for life beyond current tight end Travis Kelce. They are particularly interested in Justin Joly, a player from North Carolina State, and plan to meet with him. Joly has been limited in recent workouts due to a hamstring injury.
Key Facts
- The Kansas City Chiefs signed Travis Kelce to a three-year contract valued up to $57.7 million.
- The Chiefs are looking for a potential successor to Kelce due to his contract being effectively a one-year deal.
- Travis Kelce has been a key player for the Chiefs, earning multiple All-Pro honors and Pro Bowl selections.
- The Chiefs are interested in Justin Joly, a tight end from North Carolina State.
- Joly suffered a hamstring injury which limited his ability to show his skills at a recent pro day.
- During his college career, Joly caught 166 passes for 1,978 yards and 15 touchdowns.
- The Chiefs are considering drafting Joly in the 2026 NFL Draft.
