Travis Kelce has checked off one of life’s most important off-field milestones.The Kansas City Chiefs icon is officially a married man, after he and Taylor Swift tied the knot in New York City on Friday.Swift and Kelce tied the knot at a star-studded MSG weddingAFPAround 1,000 names were on the guest list for a star-studded Madison Square Garden ceremony, including some of the biggest celebrities from Hollywood, music and sport.Most details about the ‘wedding of the century’ have been closely guarded, with those who attended said to be under strict instructions not to share any details or photos.The couple are yet to share anything official from the event, but leaks are starting to surface, including one from Chiefs head coach Andy Reid, and some could point to Kelce’s next career move.A three-time Super Bowl champion and future Hall of Fame tight end, the 36-year-old’s NFL career is now drawing to a close.Kelce has confirmed his return to the Chiefs for what’s expected to be his final season — and a pivot to broadcasting could be on the horizon.Plenty of other former NFL stars, including both brother Jason Kelce and the great Tom Brady, have jumped from the NFL to TV roles in recent years.Travis, it seems, could follow.According to Awful Announcing, there was an ‘oddity’ on the Kelce-Swift wedding invite list.Travis Kelce’s wedding guest list snub hints at future retirement plans“Practically everyone from the NFL on Fox team was in attendance,” journalist Drew Lerner wrote for the outlet.Those names included Brady and his broadcast partner Kevin Burkhardt, as well as former NFL greats Greg Olsen, Michael Strahan, Rob Gronkowski and Julian Edelman.Kelce and Swift tied the knot at Madison Square Garden in front of around 1,000 guestsAFPNFL reporter Andrews was on the guest listGettyThompson was also in attendance at Madison Square GardenGettyReporters Erin Andrews and Charissa Thompson, who are friends with the couple, also attended. Even Fox NFL officiating analyst Dean Blandino got an invite.Practically everyone from Prime Video’s Thursday Night Football broadcast team were also at the wedding, and numerous names from ESPN’s NFL coverage attended.“But absent from the event was seemingly anyone from CBS or NBC,” Lerner added.He suggested there could be a multitude of reasons why, with one being that Kelce was trying to ‘curry favor with the NFL broadcasters he’d most like to work for’ in future.However, Pro Football Talk’s Mike Florio later reported that “a source with knowledge of the situation tells PFT that Jim Nantz and Tony Romo, the members of the top CBS broadcast team, were present for the wedding.”What broadcast roles could Travis Kelce take in next career move?Fox is yet to announce a full-time replacement for the legendary Jimmy Johnson, who retired prior to the 2025 season.Terry Bradshaw also can’t be on Fox’s NFL studio show forever, meaning there are a couple of potential openings with the broadcaster, which Kelce could fill once his playing career is done.Travis could be keen to join brother Jason at ESPN one dayGettyLerner speculates that Prime Video could soon overhaul their play-by-play coverage, and the Chiefs icon could be open to that sort of role.He could also be keen to join Jason at ESPN one day. The brothers already present their very popular New Heights podcast together.There are no clear openings on CBS or NBC right now, Lerner pointed out.In a later update, Pro Football Talk’s Mike Florio revealed that Jim Nantz and Tony Romo — CBS’ top play-by-play partnership — did actually make an appearance.Nantz and Romo were apparently the only two CBS stars at the weddingGettyBut given they appear to be the only two representatives for the network, at a wedding that was full of those from inside the world of sports media, Kelce’s invite list could indeed be a hint of his broadcast plans to come.Stay up to date on all things NFL across our talkSPORT platforms – subscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest news, opinion, exclusive interviews and our daily unfiltered, unscripted show ‘The S* Word, from 8am ET.