Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce will be in Happy Gilmore 2. When Kelce was linked to possibly being in the movie, he said he would be happy to be a part of it. Kelce wasn't aware that there was open casting for extras and spoke about his interest on his podcast.
On The Tonight Show, Adam Sandler who plays Happy Gilmore, confirmed Kelce will have a cameo in the movie.
Following Sandler's announcement, NFL fans reacted to the news.
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"TK is the King of manifestation," a fan wrote.
"Chiefs taking over everything," another fan wrote.
What exactly will be Kelce's role in the movie is uncertain, but NFL fans are happy that he will be in the movie.
"This is so dope," a fan wrote.
"Travis Kelce out here preparing for life after the NFL," a fan added.
Some fans, however, weren't thrilled with the news and don't think Kelce is funny enough to be in an Adam Sandler movie.
"Record low stats this season…too focused on being a celebrity," a fan wrote.
"I can confirm he is NOT funny. Cringe," a fan added.
Regardless of what fans say, Sandler thinks Kelce is funny and will share screen with him in Happy Gilmore 2.
Travis Kelce & Chiefs focused on three-peat
Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs are looking to make history in the 2024 NFL season by three-peating.
The Chiefs defeated the San Francisco 49ers in the Super Bowl in 2024 to go back-to-back. The focus for Kelce is to stay healthy and help the team three-peat.
“This is where it all starts,” Kelce said, via Yahoo. “This is where you find out what you’re made of, how you sharpen the iron, how your guys practice, your practice habits, the attention to detail. And nobody does it better than Coach Reid. ...
"Last year was pretty taxing on my body. I’ve had more snaps than a lot of guys, if not everybody in the NFL over the past five, six years, and I’m very prideful of that. But I know it has taken a toll on my body. So, it’s just making sure my body’s getting that rest and that ability to train harder, but able to withstand an entire 17 to 20-game season.”
Last season, Travis Kelce recorded 984 receiving yards and five touchdowns. It was his first year not getting over 1,000 yards since 2015.
The Chiefs are set to open their 2024 season at home on Sept. 5 against the Baltimore Ravens.
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