Jason and Travis Kelce turn to Tyreek Hill for the inside track on WR camp idea

Travis Kelce is one of the original founders of Tight End University, which continues to grow in popularity. According to the official website, the founders hold a summit where various players in the position can learn from and support each other in their development.

Due to its growing success, Philadelphia Eagles star A.J. Brown recently suggested that wide receivers should do the same thing. Kelce discussed this idea with his brother, Jason Kelce, during an episode of the "New Heights" podcast. He talked about how he would be interested in sitting in on their potential film study to hear more about how they see the game.

Kelce specifically mentioned WR Tyreek Hill, his former teammate with the Kansas City Chiefs, and how he would love to hear what the athlete had to say about his approach to attacking opposing defenses:

"I will say this. F**k, I would die to get in a room and hear Tyreek Hill on the board talking about what he's seeing. Dude, I would love to." [Time stamp: 26:07]

After their time together on the Chiefs, Kelce is curious about how Hill's game has evolved under Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel, a respected offensive strategist. He would love to hear Hill's current perspective on reading coverages and attacking defenses.

Travis Kelce doubts the possibility of a 'Wide Receiver University'

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Since Travis Kelce, George Kittle and Greg Olsen founded Tight End University in 2021, its popularity and attendance have increased every year.

In the same episode of the podcast, Kelce praised A.J. Brown for suggesting the idea of building a similar institute for Wide Receivers. He told Kelce that he'd like to attend a WR University himself to learn, but doubts it's a realistic possibility. He does not believe that wide receivers would have the same commitment as tight ends.