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Travis Kelce Proposed for Colossus Role in X-Men Reboot

Kansas City, MO – May 26, 2025

Travis Kelce, the Kansas City Chiefs’ star tight end, is making waves beyond the football field, with fans and insiders buzzing about his potential to join the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). A recent post on X by @MCUFilmNews sparked widespread excitement by suggesting Kelce as a candidate to portray Colossus, the steel-skinned mutant from the X-Men universe. With his imposing physique and growing acting resume, could Kelce be the next athlete to shine on the big screen?

Colossus: A Perfect Fit for Kelce?
Colossus, or Piotr Rasputin, is a beloved X-Men character known for his ability to transform his body into organic steel, granting him superhuman strength and durability. Previously portrayed by Stefan Kapicic in the Deadpool films using CGI and motion capture, Colossus requires a commanding physical presence—something Kelce, at 6’5” and 250 pounds, naturally possesses. His athletic background and charismatic personality make him a compelling choice for the role, especially if Marvel opts to reimagine the character in an X-Men reboot.

The X post that ignited the speculation read: “Travis Kelce as Colossus? He’s got the size, the vibe, and the star power to steal the show!” Fans quickly latched onto the idea, praising Kelce’s potential to bring both strength and heart to the Russian mutant’s character. “He’d nail the action scenes and make Colossus a fan favorite,” one user commented.

From Gridiron to Hollywood
Kelce is no stranger to the spotlight. Beyond his on-field accolades, including three Super Bowl titles, he has steadily built an acting portfolio. He appeared in a supporting role in Ryan Murphy’s Grotesquerie, landed a cameo in Happy Gilmore 2, and is set to star in the action-comedy Loose Cannons, produced by John Wick director Chad Stahelski. His recent offseason transformation—sporting a leaner frame, rugged beard, and rumored new tattoo—has only fueled speculation that he’s gearing up for a major Hollywood role.

 

Rumors of Kelce’s involvement with Marvel have circulated since early 2024, with some reports suggesting a possible cameo in Deadpool & Wolverine or a future X-Men project. His high-profile relationship with Taylor Swift, who has been fan-cast as the mutant Dazzler, adds to the intrigue, as Marvel could capitalize on their combined star power for a promotional boost.

Fan Reactions and Challenges Ahead
The idea of Kelce as Colossus has electrified fans on X, with many envisioning him dominating action sequences while bringing his trademark charm to the role. “Kelce’s got that perfect mix of tough and likable—Colossus vibes for sure,” one fan tweeted. However, some Chiefs supporters expressed concern that his focus on acting could distract from his NFL performance. “As long as he’s hauling in passes from Mahomes in September, he can be Colossus in May,” a fan quipped.

Kelce’s limited acting experience poses a challenge. While Colossus isn’t typically a dialogue-heavy role, it requires emotional depth and physicality in choreographed fight scenes. Marvel might initially consider Kelce for a cameo, such as a variant of Colossus in the Deadpool franchise, before entrusting him with a larger role in an X-Men reboot.

Will Kelce Join the MCU?
For now, Kelce’s casting as Colossus remains speculative, driven by fan enthusiasm and a single X post. However, with Marvel expanding its X-Men roster in the MCU, the timing could be right for a star like Kelce to make his mark. His athletic prowess, growing screen presence, and massive fanbase make him an intriguing candidate. If Taylor Swift indeed joins the MCU as Dazzler, a Kelce cameo could create a pop culture moment for the ages.

As Kelce balances his NFL career with Hollywood ambitions, fans are eagerly watching his next move. Could the Chiefs’ star become the MCU’s next mutant hero? Stay tuned to X for updates on Kelce and Marvel’s plans.

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