Travis Kelce will have a grand opportunity to bolster his legacy in the Kansas City Chiefs’ upcoming Super Bowl 57 clash against the Philadelphia Eagles.

Kelce could call it a career today, and he would undoubtedly be a lock for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. He holds a multitude of records in his career, including the most receiving yards by a tight end in NFL playoff history (1,467).

Some players do not care at all about how they will be remembered once they hang it up. For Kelce, he does pay much attention to his legacy, and he is in sheer awe that he is even in “that light.”

“I've always wanted that legacy of being the greatest ever since I was a kid,” Kelce told SiriusXM NFL Radio ahead of Super Bowl 57. “I think the stats, the numbers, all the things you accomplish, that's how you're kind of measured when it's all said and done.

“That's kind of how I measured guys growing up, and it's a cool thing to be recognized in that light.”

The Chiefs tight end added that his Super Bowl record is the one stat that he currently has his mind on, as he “just wants to be above .500.”

For Kelce to move to a 2-1 record in the Super Bowl, he sure will have to go all out to help the Chiefs defeat the reigning NFC champions in the Eagles on Sunday. The Eagles will be keeping a close eye on him in the biggest game of this season.

“We have to have a plan for what they like to do,” Eagles defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon said ahead of Super Bowl 57. “Everything is coming with him. He’s a first-, second-, third-level guy. He’s got run-after-catch abilities. He’s explosive. He’s got ball skills. He’s got a huge catch radius and he’s very intelligent. … We’ve got to do a good job on him.”

The eight-time Pro Bowler has tallied 1,514 receiving yards in 19 total games played so far this season, including the playoffs. He finished in sixth place in the voting for the 2022 NFL Offensive Player of the Year award.