Travis Kelce drew praise from Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid as the team completed its 2026 training camp in St. Joseph, Missouri. Local coverage reported that the camp ended on Aug. 20 and that Reid highlighted Kelce’s work ethic and continued effort during practices.

Reid described Kelce as the oldest player on the roster and said the veteran tight end worked at a level that sometimes required the staff to pull him out of practice. The comments were presented as praise for his approach, not as a report of an injury.

The Chiefs’ official training-camp coverage also showed Kelce taking part in practice observations and team preparation. The club’s material provides the team’s own updates, while Associated Press reporting has described Kelce’s view of camp as a place where he can focus on football.

Kelce is entering another season with Kansas City after a career that includes multiple Super Bowl titles and a long partnership with quarterback Patrick Mahomes. The available camp reports do not announce a change to his roster status or a medical restriction.

The end of camp moves the Chiefs toward their preseason schedule and the next stage of preparation. Training-camp participation, coach comments and preseason plans should be kept separate from regular-season performance, which has not yet begun.

The latest Travis Kelce Chiefs training camp update is therefore centered on Reid’s comments, the completion of the St. Joseph camp and the team’s transition toward preseason work. The reports do not establish that Kelce has suffered an injury or that the camp was his final one with Kansas City.