Travis Kelce definitely got everyone’s attention when he dropped a teaser trailer for Adam Sandler’s highly-anticipated “Happy Gilmore 2.” In a clip Kelce posted to Instagram on Tuesday, the Kansas City Chiefs star made a brief appearance in the trailer for the new Netflix movie, telling Sandler’s character, “It’s great to see you back, Mr. Gilmore!” He captioned the post, “It’s great to see you back in 2025, Mr. Gilmore! Wishing everyone a HAPPY New Year with HAPPY GILMORE 2, coming to @netflix in the new year.” There were several reactions to the clip, including one message from fellow Chiefs star QB Patrick Mahomes, who wrote, “Let’s Go,” along with a fire emoji. One comment from the official account for the Kelce brothers’ “New Heights Show” podcast read, “Uh oh, Travvy learned how to putt,” along with a crying laughing face emoji.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Travis Kelce (@killatrav) Kelce’s involvement in the film comes after the Chiefs tight end made it clear on a past episode of his podcast that he was a Happy Gilmore fan, and if there were a sequel in the works, he would love to be part of it.  Sandler later appeared on the Kelce brothers’ podcast and hinted at the role the Chiefs star player would have in the movie. “Travis we’re gonna have fun because the scene you’re doing is with so many great golfers it’s going to be amazing. You’re going to be funny as hell,” the famed actor said, ABC News noted. It will mark the first time the NFL star appears in a movie after taking part in several TV projects like “Moonbase 8” and “Grotesquerie.” Fans have been waiting a long time for a sequel to Sandler’s hilarious 1996 golf comedy, in which he played hockey player turned golfer to save his grandmother’s home. Based on the trailer, several original movie stars are returning for the sequel, including Christopher McDonald as rival golfer Shooter McGavin and Julie Bowen, who plays Gilmore’s love interest. It’s fair to say the movie helped launch Sandler’s movie career, turning him from supporting roles to the leading man in such hits as “The Wedding Singer,” “The Waterboy,” “Anger Management,” and “50 First Dates.” “Happy Gilmore 2”  is expected to debut sometime in 2025. Related: Travis Kelce Shuts Down Taylor Swift Breakup Rumors