Baby, now they’ve got bad blood.
Will Compton doubled down after calling out Travis Kelce over not receiving an invite to the groom’s massive Madison Square Garden wedding.
The retired NFL player, 36, responded to a tweet Monday highlighting how “flabbergasted” he was to not be on the guest list.
“Don’t think I’ve ever seen Dean Blandino at Tight End University,” Compton wrote via X.
Blandino, notably, is a Fox Sports analyst who attended Kelce and Taylor Swift’s star-studded New York City nuptials on Friday.
Compton referenced the 54-year-old when he initially put Kelce on blast during Monday’s “Wake Up Barstool” episode.
Dave Portnoy called Compton to address the latter’s “stunning” absence from the ceremony, specifically noting that “everybody at Tight End U[niversity]” was there.
While Compton is not one of Kelce’s TEU co-creators, he is a staple at the annual summit — and posed for a pic with Swift, 36, during last year’s event.
Compton, who is currently vacationing with his family in Europe, told listeners that he “didn’t think nothing of it” at first — until seeing that “everybody else” had scored an invite.
“I saw Dean Blandino got an invite. Is that real? he asked.
While some social media users insisted Compton is “trolling” the couple, others pointed out his viral September 2025 comment on Swift’s possible involvement in Kelce’s disappointing NFL season.
“Are the Chiefs doing too many commercials right now?” he asked during an ESPN segment. “You’ve got Travis Kelce getting engaged to Taylor Swift. … Is there too much going on?”
His “Bussin’ With the Boys” podcast co-host, Taylor Lewan, similarly railed against Blandino’s invite during Tuesday’s episode — while insisting he was “taking the high road.”
“Is this a personal shot that Will and I are taking?” he asked, also highlighting San Francisco 49ers player George Kittle’s mom’s appearance at the wedding.
“I’m looking at these names,” Lewan, 34, continued. “Yo, we’re boys, I’ve known you for over 10 years. We text and call each other. I’m clearly doing something wrong in our friendship, clearly something wrong. … There’s clearly a blind spot I’m not seeing.”
In an attempt to prove he hadn’t missed an invite, Lewan showed off his most recent texts to Kelce in which he sent the Kansas City Chiefs player his “congratulations.”
Kelce replied, “Thanks, brother.”
While Lewan recorded a voice message to Kelce questioning the lack of invite, he ultimately did not send it.
