Some of the most legendary players in NFL history have played their entire career in the Kansas City, Chiefs facilitating them their legendary status in football history’s annals. Entering 2025, the fans would like to know; Where are now the retired Chiefs legends? Whether you are talking about Patrick Mahomes’ business endeavors or like him, talking about Travis Kelce’s media kingdom, this piece takes a look at the post-NFL careers of your favorite Chiefs alumnus. We will all see their current jobs, their businesses, their philanthropic ideas, even their reunions with the franchise. Plus revisit their best events at [ChiefsGames.com](https://chiefsgames.com) your home of Chiefs highlights, stats and nostalgia.
1. Patrick Mahomes: From NFLS MVP to Business Mogul.
Retirement Year: 2028 (hypothetical)
Current roles (2025):- CEO: Mahomes Venture-Part-Owner: Kansas City royals.
The two-time Super Bowl MVP and face of the Chiefs’ 2020s dynasty, Patrick Mahomes, started making life after football changes way before his official retirement. He’s already a business titan by 2025. His company Mahomes Ventures oversees investments in tech startup, sports franchises and media ventures. In point of fact, he secured a small percentage within the Kansas City Royals in 2023, with his interest in hometown pride.
Mahomes also had 15 and the Mahomies Foundation (youth education and health programs). Recently he got together with [NFL.com](https://www.nfl.com) to have a documentary series (hypothetical successor) Legacy in motion documenting his career and mentorship of current Chiefs QB Carson Wentz.
Fun Fact: Mahomes still trains with Chiefs rookies during offseason camps. Watch his game-winning drives again at [ChiefsGames.com/mahomes-archives](https://chiefsgames.com).
2. Travis Kelce: Media Personality and Philanthropist
Retirement Year: 2026
Current Role (2025): Host of Kelce’s Corner, Co-Founder of Eighty-Seven & Running
Travis Kelce’s charisma meant he was a natural choice for the medium of television. He left after 2026 retiring to debut Kelce’s Corner, a weekly ESPN+ program unpacking highlights and speaking with football stars. The show’s 2024 viral episode where Taylor Swift discussed her Chiefs fandom soared streaming numbers.
Off screen, is Kelce’s nonprofit Eighty-Seven & Running, which offers athletic scholarships to underprivileged students. In 2015, he joined the Chiefs and worked to renovate Kansas City’s historic Municipal Stadium known now as a community sports hub.
Did You Know? Kelce sometimes plays with Chiefs tight ends for drills. Check out his legendary 2023 AFC Championship TD featured on [ChiefsGames.com/kelce-moments](https://chiefsgames.com).
3. Tyreek Hill: Speed Coach and Entrepreneur
Retirement Year: 2027
Current role (2025): Founder of Cheetah Speed Academy, NFL analyst
Tyreek Hill (Cheetah) who runs in lightning speed is now training young runners. His Cheetah Speed Academe in Miami has developed three 2025 NFL Combine stars. Hill is also a Fox Sports analyst; he explains receiver techniques and Chiefs’ gameplay technique.
In 2024, he launched an app which gamifies sprint training, an app called Cheetah Mode. Hill stays on friendly terms with the Chiefs, organizing annual, speed-camp training sessions at Arrowhead Stadium.
Flashback: The ChiefsGames.com’s top-viewed play is Hill’s 2020 punt return TD against the Ravens.
4. Eric Berry: Cancer Research Advocate
Retirement Year: 2020
CEO of Berry Strong Foundation (2025) Current position.
The fight by Eric Berry against Hodgkin’s lymphoma in active playing years stirred his post-NFL mission. His Berry Strong Foundation has collected more than $ 15 million for cancer research since 2020. He launched a collaboration with Johns Hopkins Hospital to support pediatric oncology trials in 2025.
Berry stays involved in football with mentorship, Ralph advising Chiefs safety Bryan Cook on leadership.
5. Derrick Johnson: Youth Football Ambassador
Retirement Year: 2021
Current role (2025) NFLPA Youth Football Director.
As the NFLPA’s Youth Football Director, Derrick Johnson, the Chiefs’ all-time tackles leader now molds future stars. His Defense Win’s countertop program has trained more than 10,000 high school linebackers each year.
In 2024 Johnson cooperated with [USA Football](https://www.usafootball.com) for spreading the safer tackling style. He’s one in all the Chiefs alumni events, has even been seen cheering next to Clark Hunt.
6. Jamaal Charles: Fitness Guru and Mentor
Retirement Year: 2019
Current Role (2025): Founder, JC25 Fitness, Chiefs RB Consultant
Jamaal Charles turned his explosive running style, into a fitness empire. His JC25 Fitness franchise has over 30 gyms across the nation with programs we designed for athletes. In 2025 he was a part time consultant to the Chiefs, coaching Isiah Pacheco on agility drills.
Throwback: Charles’ 2010 game vs. Denver 233 yards is a [ChiefsGames.com](https://chiefsgames.com) classic.
7. Tony Gonzalez: Hollywood Producer and Analyst
Retirement Year: 2013
Present Role (2025): Executive Producer, CBS Analyst.
The Hall of Fame tight end easily moved on to entertainment. Gonzalez executive-produced Red Kingdom rising: The rise ( Netflix streaming) of Chiefs 2020s era. He also co-hosts NFL Today on CBS to dissect Travis Kelce’s replacement, Noah Gray.
Table: Retired Chiefs Legends at a Glance (2025)
Name |
Retirement Year |
Current Role |
Notable Achievement (2025) |
|
Patrick Mahomes |
2028 |
CEO, Mahomes Ventures |
Royals ownership, $200M tech fund |
|
Travis Kelce |
2026 |
Host, Kelce’s Corner |
Municipal Stadium renovation |
|
Tyreek Hill |
2027 |
Founder, Cheetah Speed Academy |
Trained 3 NFL Combine top picks |
|
Eric Berry |
2020 |
CEO, Berry Strong Foundation |
$15M raised for cancer research |
|
Derrick Johnson |
2021 |
NFLPA Youth Director |
Launched nationwide tackle program |
|
Jamaal Charles |
2019 |
Founder, JC25 Fitness |
Mentored Chiefs’ 2024 rushing leader |
|
Tony Gonzalez |
2013 |
CBS Analyst/Producer |
Emmy-nominated Chiefs docuseries |
Reunions and Legacy Games
Twenty five years later, in 2025, the Chiefs decorated their alumni with a Legends Weekend, whereby, during halftime, legends presented an autograph to fans. Mahomes and Kelce surprised the crowd with a final play – a throwback slant route that got Arrowhead on its feet.
Enjoy again and book tickets for future events on [ChiefsGames.com/tickets](https://chiefsgames.com).
Conclusion
The Chiefs legends continue to take over after retiring from boardrooms to broadcast studios. They remain faithful to Kansas City and to community to ensure their legacies are chronicled forever. To view more updates, stats, and throwback highlights check out [ChiefsGames.com](https://chiefsgames.com) as your ultimate source for Chiefs content.