Chiefs TE Travis Kelce (knee, questionable) was limited Friday after taking full reps earlier in the week and is questionable for Week 1.

Chiefs TE Travis Kelce (knee) took full practice reps again Thursday.

Chiefs TE Travis Kelce (knee) practiced fully Wednesday.

TE Travis Kelce, a third-round draft pick who showed great promise early in training camp, missed last week’s game at Pittsburgh because of a knee injury.

The Chiefs run a lot of formations with two tight ends, and Fasano leads the club with eight receptions for 69 yards in the preseason.

Fasano, who signed with the Chiefs as a free agent during the offseason, believes the young players can fill Moeaki’s role, especially Kelce.

“Travis has come a long way, even from spring,” Fasano said. “For a rookie, he has a lot of confidence, and a great skill set. Losing Tony, if that were to happen, would definitely be a loss, but our tight end position will be able to step in and fill the void.”

With Tony Moeaki out indefinitely with a shoulder fracture, Kelce and Fasano are suddenly on the deep league TE radar. Fasano figures to play more, but it's tough to say who will see more targets. It depends on how quickly Kelce develops.

Rookie tight end Travis Kelce made a highlight-reel catch for the third straight day Tuesday. But he admits learning his blocking responsibilities hasn’t come as easy.

“I guess you can kind of say blocking has been little bit on the difficult side, just because there’s more fronts and more defensive awareness in the NFL than it was in college,” said Kelce, a third-round pick from Cincinnati. “It was a lot more simple in college than it is out here.”

Rookie TEs tend to struggle, but Kelce has a chance to make a fantasy impact if the Chiefs use him primarily as a receiver.

It was all passing, all Wednesday morning for the Chiefs’ quarterbacks, rookies and selected veterans. The Chiefs have not attempted a running play during the team portions of the first two days of camp. Quarterback Alex Smith wasted little time finding his favorite target, rookie tight end Travis Kelce, on several routes.

Kelce is a deep sleeper at the TE position, but the more important thing to note is that the Chiefs are not focused on the running game right now. That might be because they know Jamaal Charles is very capable in that part of the offense and they want to work on the passing game. We wouldn't worry too much about Charles's usage -- LeSean McCoy got plenty of run under Andy Reid in the last few years.