As Brett Veach prepares for the NFL Draft and works to position the Chiefs for a return to contention, the general manager is also staying quiet about a widely speculated wedding involving one of the team’s top players.
During a sitdown with ESPN at this week’s NFL meetings in Arizona, Brett Veach sidestepped questions about whether he received an invitation to Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift’s upcoming wedding.
“We’ll see,” Veach said during his appearance on “The Schrager Hour” podcast. “Couldn’t say either way.
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“That’s like the hardest-hitting question you’ll ever ask me.”
Veach quickly shifted the conversation back to the draft, and then made clear he wouldn’t be sharing any wedding details.
“Off the record, you can ask me who we’re picking nine [during this month’s NFL draft]. I’m going to tell you who we’re picking nine. I cannot disclose anything about the wedding,” he said.
Kelce and Swift revealed their engagement in a joint Instagram post in August 2025. “Your English teacher and your gym teacher are getting married,” the couple captioned a series of photos.
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According to multiple reports, Kelce and Swift plan to wed June 13 in Rhode Island.
Last month, Kelce and the Chiefs reached a deal for the Pro Bowler to return for his 14th season in Kansas City.
“I’m still in love with this game. I still love going to work and putting on the pads, grinding it out and just playing the game,” Kelce told “The Pat McAfee Show.”
At the NFL Scouting Combine in February, Brett Veach struck an optimistic tone about Travis Kelce’s potential return for 2026, calling the three-time Super Bowl winner an “icon.”
“Travis is the best,” Veach said in Indianapolis. “He’s an icon, and hopefully he comes back. We’ll just kind of let that process play out. It’s not your typical 27-year-old [and] first time at free agency. Travis has done everything and has accomplished everything.
“He’s about to get married. He’s got a lot going on, so I don’t think there’s an element of us not trying to get something done. You need to have some sort of deadline [or] timeline, but, at the same time, he’s Travis Kelce.”
The Chiefs’ decade-long playoff streak ended last season, and quarterback Patrick Mahomes sustained a season-ending ACL injury in Week 15.
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