After experiencing one of his worst seasons in the Chiefs shirt, Travis Kelce has a new announcement about his career. He, along with his brother, Jason Kelce, has made a new career move after being quite successful as a podcaster. Recently, the duo made an announcement that would soon hit the bookshelves.

“Travis Kelce and Jason Kelce Announce New Book ‘No Dumb Questions’,” posted People on X.

First football brothers, then America’s beloved podcasters with “New Heights,” and now book authors after publishing “No Dumb Questions: And All of Our Dumbest Answers.” The Kelce brothers have come a long way. The book highlights segments of their podcasts, featuring hot takes, relationships, favorite food, aspirations, imaginative science, and many more.

“Whether debating if a straw has one or two holes or sharing family holiday traditions, the book captures the spirit of America’s favorite siblings and their ability to make even the silliest questions wildly entertaining,” the synopsis of the book reads.

No dumb questions is a great sarcastic take by the “sibling authors.” The Kelce brothers have four Super Bowls combined. Jason has one with the Philadelphia Eagles, and Travis has three with the Kansas City Chiefs. Even after so much success in their career, they still cannot get around being recognised as authors.

“When we started the ‘No Dumb Questions’ segment on New Heights, never in our wildest dreams did we think it would become a book sitting on your coffee table,” the brothers say, as per People. “But we’ve had a blast with it, and we’re stoked the 92%ers can take home a little piece of the podcast, including some too ridiculous to make it on the show.”

The debut book of the siblings will be published by William Morrow/HarperCollins and will hit the bookstores in June 2026. So, there are still a few months for them wrap their heads around it.

Jason retired from the Eagles in 2023 and has been fully invested in his family and podcast, while also being a part of  ESPN’s Monday Night Countdown pregame crew. And now he will have something new to look forward to. On the other hand, Travis is still actively playing in the NFL for the Chiefs, while juggling time between the podcast and his fiancée, Taylor Swift. However, rumors of his retirement have been flying high. Despite it, the tight end came clear about his retirement recently.

Travis Kelce wants to stay active in the NFL as a player

Travis Kelce will want to forget the 2025 season as soon as possible. Not only did the Chiefs fail to make it to the playoffs for the first time in a decade, but it was also a losing season. To further rub salt on the wound, speculation of the tight end’s retirement has never been higher. But Kelce has a different perspective.

According to The Sun, the 11-time Pro-Bowler has confirmed that he wants to continue playing. Many believed Week 18 would be the last game for Kelce, but that does not seem to be the case now.

“I don’t know, it’s a tough thing to navigate,” Kelce said.

Adding further, he said, “But at the same time, if my body can heal up, rest up and I can feel confident that I can go out there and give it another 18-, 20-21 week run. I think I would do it in a heartbeat. Right now is just finding that answer. And seeing how the body feels after this game and when it all settles down.”

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The star TE believes he still has energy to compete for another season. While he seems to be optimistic, his contract says otherwise. His contract with the Chiefs will expire on March 11, 2026, and he will enter free agency.

The three-time Super Bowl winner made 76 catches for 851 yards and scored five touchdowns. His stats are lower than previous years, but it helped him become the quickest tight end to record 13,000 receiving yards in the NFL (13,002). Kelce still has one more game to go before the NFL season officially wraps up. He will play in the 2026 Pro Bowl on February 3 in San Francisco.

There’s a big question mark whether the Chiefs will offer him a contract extension or if he will go to another franchise. His teammate Chris Jones wants the TE to return in the Chiefs’ shirt next season, while NFL legend Rob Gronkowski walks in the direction of Kelce, ending his career in a different franchise, where he will win his fourth Super Bowl. It remains to be seen when and where it will no. 87’s retirement saga concludes. But for now, he is excited about his upcoming book launch.