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Nobody wants, I'll bring him up, Travis Kelsey, let's say, on the offseason. And everybody's like, hmm, he might retire. What the hell am I going to spend a startup pick, you know, in February or March on Travis Kelsey? I don't even know if he's playing next year. But if he's three weeks in, and he's the tight end two, and he's got, you know, a 100-yard game and three touchdowns to his name over the first three weeks, hey, tell you what, man, he's worth something, ain't he?

STACKED’s take

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Kelce's value fluctuates wildly between offseason retirement risk and in-season production.

The source discusses the difficulty of valuing Travis Kelce in dynasty; in the offseason, he is often faded due to retirement concerns, but his in-season value spikes significantly if he produces early, making him a tradeable asset for win-now teams.

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