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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce attended former Kansas City Chiefs teammate JuJu Smith-Schuster's wedding, sitting with Patrick and Brittany Mahomes. It marked their first public appearance since their Madison Square Garden wedding. Swift wore a strapless floral gown with a red lip, Kelce wore a classic suit, and the event reportedly drew about 1,000 guests.
Patrick Mahomes posted photos with his wife Brittany from Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift’s wedding weekend in New York. The event at Madison Square Garden reportedly drew around 1,000 guests, with several NFL stars like Julian Edelman, Rob Gronkowski, and George Kittle sharing snapshots from the celebration; more photos are expected to surface as attendees continue posting from the celebrity-packed weekend.
Patrick Mahomes attended Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift’s wedding at Madison Square Garden in New York, sharing photos of his navy tuxedo and Brittany’s sky-blue gown. The celebration followed a Thursday rehearsal dinner and culminated in a Saturday ceremony, with Swift among the guests as Mahomes and his wife Brittany joined Kelce and Swift’s high-profile circle.
Brittany and Patrick Mahomes coordinated their looks in icy blue and navy for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s Madison Square Garden wedding, with Brittany in a Marmar Halim icy blue satin gown (and a mint bejeweled purse) and Patrick in a navy tux, after also changing into a chartreuse rehearsal-dinner gown and a chocolate-brown suit. The weekend included photos and dinners with friends; the guest list featured Chiefs figures like Andy Reid and celebrities such as Gigi Hadid, Emma Stone, Brad Pitt and Jennifer Lopez. Swift and Kelce did not hire a traditional bridal party, and the Mahomeses’ three children were not in attendance; Patrick is slated to return to the Chiefs for year 14 later this summer.
Patrick Mahomes and Brittany Mahomes attend Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding at Madison Square Garden, turning the night into a stylish date night with Brittany changing gowns as a star-studded guest list looks on.
Patrick Mahomes posted photos from Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift’s wedding at Madison Square Garden, a star-studded night officiated by Adam Sandler and attended by about 1,000 guests. Kelce’s brother Jason served as Best Man and Austin Swift was the Man of Honor, while Mahomes and Brittany attended but weren’t photographed. The couple tied the knot after Kelce proposed to Swift last year.
Travis Kelce spent the weekend of his California bachelor party at a NASCAR race in San Diego with Patrick Mahomes and his brother, after a LA night out and a Chris Lake concert; a tie-dye cake hinted at a wedding countdown, while Swift is hosting her own Rhode Island bachelorette weekend amid reports of a July 3 wedding at Madison Square Garden.
Patrick Mahomes’ seven-year, $448 million extension sets a new quarterback-market benchmark, fueling the Dolphins’ decision to move on from Tua Tagovailoa and pursue a cost-controlled option with Malik Willis. With cap relief on the horizon and the potential to add talent, Miami could gain a rebuilding window, while rival AFC East teams face pressure to keep pace.
Patrick Mahomes’ eight-year deal averaging about $63.1 million per year pushes the quarterback market to new heights and will shape the negotiations for the next wave of stars. Players most likely to chase or anchor deals in the wake of his contract include Lamar Jackson, Joe Burrow, Baker Mayfield, and rising stars such as C.J. Stroud, Caleb Williams, Jayden Daniels, Drake Maye, Bo Nix, and Sam Darnold, with 2026-27 window opportunities and team cap dynamics influencing how aggressively teams and agents push for new deals.
Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III did not attend the Seattle Seahawks' ring ceremony, the only member of the 2025 Seahawks to miss it. He had said he planned to attend, but with the Chiefs' minicamp wrapping up, his focus appears to be on his new team and pursuing another championship with Patrick Mahomes, after indicating during 2025 that his future was not in Seattle.
Patrick Mahomes signed a new eight-year deal with the Kansas City Chiefs through 2033 worth about $505 million, replacing his prior contract. The agreement includes $150 million guaranteed at signing and $237.25 million in injury guarantees, plus annual escalators of $2.5 million and a payout schedule rising from roughly $56.75 million in 2026 to $70 million in 2033. It’s treated as a replacement rather than a traditional extension, with the Chiefs having a history of reworking Mahomes’ deals to stay market-competitive, making another potential rework likely before 2033.
The Kansas City Chiefs and Patrick Mahomes agreed to an eight-year extension through 2033 averaging about $63.1 million per season, with a $150.3 million guarantee, two void years, and vesting of portions of the 2028–29 salaries; cap hits rise quickly (about $90.3 million in 2027 and over $80 million in 2028–29), necessitating ongoing restructures to spread costs and leaving the team with dead money risk if Mahomes leaves. The deal assumes league-wide cap growth from new TV deals and includes a $1 million annual workout bonus plus potential extra $1.25 million bonuses for Super Bowl wins and MVP with an AFC Championship appearance.
Minicamps wrapped with Patrick Mahomes’ eight-year extension signaling a potential league-wide QB market shift, Philly reshaping its receiver room with rookies like Makai Lemon and Dontayvion Wicks, positive injury notes for Cam Skattebo who could boost the Giants’ backfield, Jadarian Price seizing starter reps for Seattle, and Jaylon Johnson showing signs of his peak form for the Bears as they rebuild their secondary.
Patrick Mahomes’ $504.75 million extension, with $239.05 million in new money and a $64 million annual value starting in 2027, sets an NFL-record benchmark and fuels talk about how closely Lamar Jackson can approach that value given his two-year remaining deal and prior restructures; insiders suggest Jackson could wait until 2027 to maximize his leverage, while pundits note the market could shift and even Roquan Smith might be the next high-paid defender as the Ravens navigate the cap.
Patrick Mahomes' new deal adds two years and about $239 million in 'new money,' producing a flashy APY (~$119M) that far exceeds the value delivered at signing. The piece argues this inflates the contract via the so-called 'new-money' analysis, noting that the old deal is replaced and the true signing value is lower. It cites other deals (Josh Allen, Deshaun Watson, Aaron Donald) to show how inflated metrics can mislead players and teams, with bigger numbers benefiting presentation more than economics.