Travis Kelce‘s entertainment endeavors won’t be a problem within the Chiefs’ locker room … so says fellow acting athlete Thomas Q. Jones, who believes the Kansas City tight end’s teammates will have zero issue with him pursuing his Hollywood dreams.

TK landed a role in Ryan Murphy‘s new horror series, “Grotesquerie” … adding to his growing list of ventures off the gridiron — including hosting “Saturday Night Live” and the new “Are You Smarter Than A Celebrity?” game show.

Jones — who’s built quite the impressive acting résumé himself after retiring from the NFL in 2011 — joined Charles and Courtney on “TMZ Live” to discuss the three-time Super Bowl champ’s news … and he thinks there are only positives that’ll come of it.

“I mean, listen. When I played in the NFL, I didn’t know I was going to be an actor.” Jones said Wednesday. “But I did a few music videos and cameos and things like that when I played in Chicago and New York. So I took advantage of some of those opportunities as well.”

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“No, I don’t think his teammates would have any issue with him being on a TV show.”

“Everybody’s journey is different,” he added. “While he’s playing in the NFL, obviously he has a huge brand, a huge name. It’s a great opportunity for him to take advantage of some opportunities in Hollywood. It’s a great, great, great opportunity for him and I applaud him for that.”

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Jones — who has been featured in projects like ‘Luke Cage,’ “Straight Outta Compton” and “Shameless” — believes Kelce working on his camera skills can pay off … just like it did for him.

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As for juggling both football and acting, Jones says Kelce will have plenty of time outside of the NFL schedule to get his thespian on … but admitted it can be “hard” to do.

“I definitely think there’s time in the offseason, it’s just committing to it.”