​Collage featuring PEOPLE-TAYLOR SWIFT/KELCE and FOOTBALL-NCAA/.Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce exchanged vows on July 3 during a tightly guarded ceremony at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Since then, fresh stories have continued to surface, offering fans a closer look at what unfolded behind the scenes during the star-filled celebration.Now, another memorable detail has come from former NFL star and sports analyst Pat McAfee, who pointed to the Kansas City Chiefs’ bond while discussing the team ahead of the new season.Pat McAfee Revealed Chiefs’ Players’ Chemistry During Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift’s WeddingThe on-field work began for the Chiefs that past weekend at Missouri Western State University in St. Joseph. Quarterback Patrick Mahomes, who was recovering from an ACL, took part in 7-on-7 drills.Soon afterward, reporter Harold R. Kuntz shared an early training camp update on X.“First 7-on-7 .. Mahomes a perfect 5 of 5 .. finished off by a deep route caught by Omari Evans. Cyrus Allen with a couple catches as well. #Chiefs,” he wrote.McAfee quickly reposted the update and connected the strong practice session to what he witnessed during Kelce and Swift’s wedding celebration.“Is The Chiefs still The Chiefs?” he wrote. “I’m saying they ARE.. They were ALL on the dance floor together for the whole night at a celebration of love. Chemistry very HIGH.”There were a number of Chiefs players along with members of the coaching staff who attended Kelce and Swift’s wedding, turning the event into more than just a celebrity gathering.Current Kansas City Chiefs stars Mahomes, Chris Jones, Creed Humphrey, Jared Wiley, and George Karlaftis all attended the celebration.Former Chiefs standouts also joined the celebration, including Detroit Lions running back Isiah Pacheco and New York Giants wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster, making the event feel like a reunion for players who helped shape recent years in Kansas City.PREDICT THE NFL SEASON:PFN’s FREE NFL Playoff PredictorDuring the celebration, those players also became emotional, showing how meaningful the occasion was for those in attendance.Speaking on a podcast back on July 17, American Century Investments President and CEO Jonathan Thomas revealed the instance.“The officiator says for rich or for poor; Adam [Sandler] said you’re not gonna have to worry about that…” the CEO revealed. “Travis went first with his vows; he probably spoke for 30 minutes, and I don’t want to violate his privacy, but I was crying, which I was trying to hold back.”“I was trying to hold it back until I look around, and there’s all these 300-pound men from the football business crying as well. And so I felt really comfortable just to kind of let go on it. I mean, it was very, very powerful.”Now, looking at the footballing side, Kelce has not yet reported to the Chiefs’ training camp, with veteran players scheduled to arrive by Tuesday, July 28.