The Kansas City Chiefs have captured headlines for their 9-0 start, with much of their success attributed to quarterback Patrick Mahomes and tight end Travis Kelce. Beyond their performance on the field, however, their impact off the field has left a lasting impression on general manager Brett Veach.

During his Thursday appearance on “The Pat McAfee Show,” Veach shared a glimpse into how Mahomes and Kelce treat everyone in the organization, highlighting their respect and humility despite being global superstars.

Veach praised their grounded attitudes, revealing how both players uphold a culture of respect within the Chiefs’ facility.

“What I appreciate the most is how they treat people in the building,” Veach said. “You would never know that with Travis and Patrick being the global icons that they are. It’s still ‘yes sir, no sir.’”

Their modesty stands out even more given Mahomes’ leadership on the field, where he has recorded 2,208 passing yards, 12 touchdowns and nine interceptions this season.

Kelce, with 60 catches for 499 yards and two touchdowns, continues to make plays that push the Chiefs closer to another potential Super Bowl run.

Yet, as Veach pointed out, neither lets his fame affect his relationships or day-to-day interactions with the team.

Travis Kelce & Patrick Mahomes treat their teammates with the utmost respect according to Brett Veach.

Veach further emphasized Mahomes’ commitment, saying, “I laugh all the time because someone asked me about Pat and the evolution of him, and just the fact that he’s still one of those guys who answers his cellphone on the first ring — it’s just rare and unique.”

For the Chiefs, their undefeated record reflects not only skill and determination but also a strong organizational culture grounded in respect and humility, qualities embodied by both Mahomes and Kelce.

Their influence extends beyond game-day victories, fostering an atmosphere that has become a hallmark of Kansas City’s success.