Greg Olsen and George Kittle greeted Travis Kelce warmly upon his arrival in Nashville for ‘Tight End University.’

The three established the yearly meeting and teaching camp, currently in its fourth year.

In a video uploaded by the New Heights podcast account, the three-time Super Bowl champion gets hugged by his co-founders. Olsen immediately hugged Kelce before hugging him even tighter as Kelce grabbed his traps.

So, where are you coming from? Olsen questioned Kelce. Where were you? Where in the world was Travis?

Kittle, whose San Francisco 49ers were defeated in the Super Bowl by Kelce and the Chiefs, greeted Kelce with a handshake and hug.

Greg Olsen and George Kittle gave Travis Kelce a warm welcome in Nashville.

Kelce and his fellow tight ends met for the annual ‘Tight End University’ event, which goes until Wednesday. The event will include a performance with Jon Pardi, in addition to football.

The Lions’ Sam LaPorta, Eagles’ Dallas Goedert, Albert Okwuegbunam, and C.J. Uzomah, Jaguars’ Evan Engram, Bills’ Tre’ McKitty, Vikings’ Shaun Beyer, Robert Tonyan, and Josh Oliver, Saints’ Foster Moreau and Juwan Johnson, Giants’ Daniel Bellinger and Jack Stoll, Rams’ Colby Parkinson, 49ers’ Eric Saubert, Patriots’ Austin Hopper, Bears’ Cole Kmet, Bengals’ Drew Sample, and Ravens’ Isaiah Likely are among the tight ends attending this year’s camp.

Kelce spent earlier this week in Nashville with a great from another sport before joining his teammates at tight end. Kelce was spotted on the golf course beside great hockey player Wayne Gretzky.

The three-time Super Bowl winner returns for the fourth season of Tight End University.

Kelce created TEU with San Francisco standout Kittle and Olsen, a former Pro Bowler, in 2021. 

Kelce was photographed on the golf course with Wayne Gretzky and his family on Father’s Day. 

Gretzky’s daughter Paulina posted on Instagram to greet him and her husband, golfer Dustin Johnson, on Father’s Day, with Kelce appearing in two of the four photos.

‘It’s such a cool and unique opportunity because it feels like you’re at an all-star game, like you’re at a Pro Bowl, because it’s really rare to get this many guys in your field in one room from various teams,’ Kelce said of TEU last year on New Heights.

‘And it’s just so cool to hear everyone’s experiences about what they’ve gone through and how their coaches teach them specific routes or blocking strategies.’

‘You get to just bounce ideas off one other, and I believe hearing from men has really enhanced my game.’