Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce are using his offseason to bond in the most appropriate way. Mahomes and Kelce are back in Lake Tahoe for the American Century Championship. The Chiefs QB and TE duo made some competitive play off the football turf. They also shed light on competing alongside various celebrities.

The ACC Celebrity golfing game is a must-see experience. Celebrities from multiple sectors attend the annual showdown, also known as the “Super Bowl” of celebrity golf. Be it athletics, film and TV, music, and more. NFL giants like Aaron Rodgers, Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, Josh Allen, Derek Carr, and many more graced the event.

Teammates Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce appear for an interview with the NBC Golf Channel. The Kansas City Chiefs duo talk about golfing together in the summer and their expectations for the 2022 NFL season.

Travis Kelce also recalls what he has learned from singer Justin Timberlake. The TE mentions, “He is as cool as the other side of the pillow. J.T. He is himself. That’s the biggest thing you take away from him. He is always himself and stays true to it. I will take that away and I’ll try to stay his stages because that was a lucky performance. ”

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Mahomes and Kelce recall that they have enjoyed their entire offseason playing some golf and also attending some music festivals. But they are all pumped up for the upcoming season.

Patrick Mahomes makes a splash with basketball

Every NFL fan knows Patrick Mahomes as the Showtime on the football field. But he also has a working knowledge of the game of baseball. Mahomes is an avid golfer, but the Chiefs’ star wasn’t just whacking golf balls. Mahomes, who gave his best Stephen Curry impression, jams a shot in the hoop in style. The attempt would surely impress the Warriors great.

The Chiefs quarterback has some grabbing qualities, and he saved his friend and an NFL rival. At the ACC Championship game, Mahomes saved Bills’ Josh Allen from getting hit. Patrich grabs a mid-air football with just one hand moving toward Allen. If the video is proof, the pass looked like a fast-moving that could have hit him hard. But Patrick came to the rescue.

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