Nearly a year after hosting “SNL,” the three-time Super Bowl champ is still gushing over the experience.

After shutting down retirement rumors in January, Kelce opened up about what life may look like after hanging up his cleats.

“I have no reason to stop playing football. Man, I love it,” Kelce told reporters. “We still have success. Come in with the right mindset

I just love the challenge that it gives me every day to try and be at my best. Like I said, I have no desire to stop anytime soon.”

As for what he’d do if he retired, “That’s the point of the offseason,” Kelce replied. “Being able to get out there and find what you really love to do.

I’ve been fortunate to do a few things outside of the sports world that I enjoy doing. Like getting on camera, the ‘SNL’ stuff kinda opened up kind of opened a new happiness and a new career path for me.”

During his “SNL” appearance, Kelce turned into the intimidating self-defense instructor Kurt Lightening alongside the Please Don’t Destroy trio.