After months of secrecy, NFL star Travis Kelce’s acting debut is finally hitting screens. The Kansas City Chiefs’ tight end plays a flirtatious hospital orderly who goes on the run — and to an AA meeting — with struggling detective Lois Tryon,

Grotesquerie follows Nash-Betts’ Detective Tryon as she investigates a series of heinous crimes in her small community, which she quickly begins to feel are eerily personal, as if the killer is taunting her. She finds a few unlikely allies along the way, including Kelce’s Eddie as well as a journalist nun named Sister Megan (Micaela Diamond).

Courtney B. Vance said the tight end "asked me if we wanted to go to return to favor and go to the football field."

Ryan Murphy, known for creating American Horror Story, is back with Grotesquerie, and there's a lot to know about this creepy TV series.

Travis Kelce is coming in hot! The NFL star made his debut in Ryan Murphy's Grotesquerie on Wednesday, Oct. 2 as he met Niecy Nash-Betts' character, Detective Lois Tryon, following a particularly challenging moment between her and her husband's nurse,

Travis Kelce‘s acting debut on Ryan Murphy‘s Grotesquerie is everything fans were hoping for - and more. Grotesquerie, which debuted in September, marks Kelce's first major television role outside of his career as a tight end for The Kansas City Chiefs.

Ryan Murphy’s new series, Grotesquerie, has an unlikely character through the NFL’s Travis Kelce. As the 10-episode horror crime drama kicked off its first few episodes, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end debuted his acting chops,