Travis Kelce isn’t letting the NFL offseason stop him from getting his reps in.

The Kansas City Chiefs tight end, 35, has consciously kept out of the spotlight with his girlfriend, Taylor Swift, since his heartbreaking Super Bowl loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in February.

The couple have been spending the last seven weeks at secluded destinations and sneaking in and out of restaurants.

But over the weekend, the 3-time Super Bowl champ broke cover as he joined two high school football players for a training session on the field in Georgia.

Kelce imparted some wisdom to former NFL superstar Jamal Lewis’ son, Jazz, during a quick football session Sunday.

“Got some good work in with Travis Kelce this past week,” Jazz Lewis wrote on X.

Jazz, a wide receiver at Chamblee High School in Georgia, said he “learned a lot from the Super Bowl legend.”

The teen’s famous dad had previously played for the Baltimore Ravens and Cleveland Browns. He now works as the high school team’s director of college recruiting.

Elsewhere, high school football player Brayden Doss also shared a snap from his meeting with Kelce.

“Got some training in with @tkelce @Jazzlewis1018,” the Chamblee quarterback wrote on X. “Thanks for everything.”

In the snaps, the “New Heights” podcaster was seen smiling from ear to ear.

The athlete was dressed in a navy tank top and shorts, paired with a black baseball cap he wore backwards. He accessorized with a gold chain.

It appears as though the practice session was intense, as Kelce’s tank was completely drenched in sweat in the photos.

Chamblee’s football team also boasts a stellar coaching team.

In January, NFL Hall of Famer Ed Reed — an eight-time Pro Bowler who retired in 2015 — was appointed as Chamblee’s offensive coordinator.

Meanwhile, Ed Reed’s son, Ed Reed III, plays for Chamblee and is set to enter his senior season next year.

Kelce has been throwing himself back into a grueling practice routine following the Chiefs’ Super Bowl loss two months ago.

In an interview with The Athletic, head coach Andy Reid said Kelce has been “training like crazy” since deciding to return for another NFL season amid retirement rumors.

“I just wanted him to put it out there and not me,” Reid told the outlet. “I always like guys to step back (after the season), but he wants to come back and he’s training like crazy, too.”

Big Red added that Kelce made his decision known to the coaching staff “less than a week” after the Super Bowl.

“The healthier we can be around him, he can still be productive,” Reid added.