Travis Kelce is getting loose before the Super Bowl.

The Kansas City Chiefs tight end is headed back to the NFL’s biggest game for the fifth time in his career, seeking what would be the first three-peat in league history. Speaking to reporters on Monday, Kelce said he has accomplished what he wanted for his career and now he’s just enjoying himself.

“Early on in my career, I really wanted to be known as the greatest to ever do it, man,” Kelce said, via CNN. “I think that that motivation has changed to just, you know, create memories, create a lasting impression on the communities that I’m in, and change the game from where it was when I got in to where it is when I leave,” Kelce told reporters on Monday.

“And I think that the biggest thing is, you know, I’ve done all those things. I’ve made an impact in Kansas City. I’ve transitioned this game into getting the tight end the ball a lot more. And on top of that, I’ve had a lot of fun doing it, and I think that’s going to be something I can really hang my hat on.”

Kelce was having fun later in the week. The Chiefs shared a video of the tight end at practice at Tulane University, showing off some dance moves as the team went through drills.

“setting the tone,” the team shared in a post on X.

There could be more chances to dance for the future Hall of Famer. Kelce has already hinted that he’ll be back again next season, even if the Chiefs win the Super Bowl.

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