Chiefs coach Andy Reid has a blunt response to everyone freaking out over Travis Kelce's dad bod

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NFL training camp is barely a week old, and the Kansas City Chiefs already find themselves embroiled in a full-blown investigation: Has Travis Kelce succumbed to the dreaded dad bod?

The internet's amateur body-fat analysts went to work last week after pictures of a noticeably thicker Kelce made the rounds.

Chiefs coach Andy Reid wasted little time trying to put out the fat fires Wednesday, telling the media his star tight end is bigger but allegedly in good shape.

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"He came back in good shape," Reid insisted.

Travis Kelce walks to the field before practice during Kansas City Chiefs training camp on July 29, 2026, at Missouri Western State University in St. Joseph, Mo. (Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

Kansas City head coach Andy Reid speaks during a press conference after an NFL preseason football game against the Seattle Seahawks, Friday, Aug. 15, 2025, in Seattle. (AP Photo/Lindsey Wasson)

"I know everybody's out there saying he's got the dad body and all this stuff, but he looks the same to me that he's always looked, and [he's] playing like crazy." Reid even claimed the veteran is "focused in and ready to go" for every practice snap.

Kelce is officially listed at 250 pounds, but if you apply the eyeball test to the practice footage, that scale might be doing some heavy lifting.

The guy is 36 years old, which is basically 50 in tight end years.

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