The Facts: Kelce became a revelation in 2014 and a cult figure for many Kansas City Chiefs fans. He thinks can do more. Kelce told WKRK-FM in Cleveland on Thursday that he played last season without being fully healthy. "Everybody last year thought I wasn't getting the reps I was supposed to at the beginning of the year but in reality I only had about a month before training camp where I was allowed to start running," he said.

Diehards Line: As NFL.com's Kevin Patra noted, Kelce -- referred to by admirers as "Zeus" for his Greek-god-like physique and ability -- snagged 67 passes for 862 yards and five touchdown catches, leading the Chiefs in all three categories. Kelce is sure he'll do more coming into a season fully healthy (he underwent microfracture surgery in October of 2013). "If I went out there playing more snaps than I did, I mean who knows. I might not have been able to make it. My knee still wasn't full strength last year, which is why I'm excited about this year. Now I get the time to take a full offseason and get my legs ready and get my upper body and my explosiveness back that I know I really had. I didn't really feel that comfortable out there on the field but we made it work. ..." We'll be eagerly awaiting that.