The Kansas City Chiefs have started their title defense with a perfect 4-0 record through four weeks. Kansas City, however, hasn’t won in their typical dominant fashion. Each win this year so far this year has finished in a one possession game.
Tight end Travis Kelce having a slow start to the year could be contributing to that. Kelce has been one of the best tight ends in the league for years and he is cementing himself as one of the best ever.
One job offer outside of football had fans scratching their heads.
Chiefs’ Travis Kelce Gets Shocking Lucrative Job Offer Outside Of Football
After helping the Chiefs win their second-straight Super Bowl, Kelce had an enjoyable summer. After a slow start in 2024, he showed glimpses of his old self in Week 4.
In spite of his early struggles, Kansas City tight end Travis Kelce has received a raunchy job offer:
The star tight end still has plenty going on off the field, having made his acting debut in Ryan Murphy’s ‘Grotesquerie’ series on FX. He is also expected to have a role in the ‘Happy Gilmore’ sequel, which has been confirmed for production by Netflix.
Kelce plays the character Ed Laclan, A.K.A. Eddie, in the aforementioned series. Eddie’s stripper background was revealed in the fourth episode, which prompted a male dance show operating out of Vegas called Thunder Down Under to offer him an opportunity to relive his character’s past.
“I think the audience would go wild for a little NFL meets thunder magic!” co-owner Adam Steck told TMZ.
“Travis Kelce can rock his banana hammock on our stage.” Kings of Hustler general manager Brittany Rose said. “I’m sure that all the Vegas Swifties will want to catch a glimpse of what Taylor is working with behind the scenes. You know he’s given her a private show.”
This is unlikely to happen, of course. Firstly, Kelce is not leaving the NFL to become an adult dancer. In addition, he would certainly lose his relationship with Taylor Swift.
Even so, Travis Kelce is in high demand at the moment. Many analysts think it won’t take long for him to become the superstar tight end we’ve grown to love.
