Travis Kelce's Mom Urged Actors to 'Sneak Note' Into Chiefs Star's Locker

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce received supportive notes from an unlikely source once he arrived at NFL training camp. He had his mother, Donna, to thank.

Actors Tyler Hynes and Hunter King told People Magazine that they each left Kelce a note in his locker after filming the upcoming Hallmark movie, Holiday Touchdown: A Chiefs Love Story at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium.

Donna, who also stars in the film, encouraged each actor to leave a note.

Hynes told People Magazine that he just wrote down lyrics to Garth Brooks' 'Friends in Low Places.' Kelce sang the song at the team's most recent Super Bowl parade.

Included with the lyrics, Hynes wrote, "Don't ever change."

King revealed her note said, "Thanks for letting us steal your field and your mom."

In the movie, King portrays Chiefs superfan Alana, who participates in a Fan of the Year contest. Hynes' character, Derrick, is the team's director of fan engagement and falls in love with Alana.

Donna plays a Kansas City BBQ restaurant owner in the holiday love story.

The film will also feature Chiefs head coach Andy Reid, several players, including Clyde Edwards-Helaire, Mecole Hartman, Trey Smith and George Karlaftis and the daughters of team CEO Clark Hunt.