Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce's $30 million business goes all out days after being sued in messy legal battle ahead of the new season

Travis Kelce, the Kansas City Chiefs’ tight end, is eyeing the Super Bowl this time after a few brutal seasons on the field. While many expect this to be his last season on the field, Travis Kelce has been a regular at practice sessions and team warm ups while fitness concerns about Patrick Mahomes have grown. With days left for the new season to begin, he and Patrick Mahomes had landed in major legal trouble with their restaurant 1587 Prime but it seems they have moved on from it.Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce’s 1587 Prime goes all out for the football season, days after being suedA few hours ago, as per reports, Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce’s 1587 Prime is all set to extend its hours due to the football season.Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce’s 1587 Prime will be closing at 9 p.m between Sunday and Wednesday and at 10 p.m between Thursday and Saturday.But that’s not all; the controversial fine dining place is also all set to launch new dishes including 1587 Prime Eggs Benedict, Wagyu Beef Bacon Omelet, French Toast Brick and more.The high profile dining place will also be launching a special Sunday brunch as customers line up to watch matches on the weekend at the restaurant.Interestingly, the new addition and the extended hours have come at a time when Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes have been accused of allegedly trying to minimise their role in ownership after being sued.Why were Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce really sued by a sneaker company?For the unversed, earlier this year 1587 Prime was sued by a sneaker company with the same name for copyright infringement.1587 Sneakers cofounder Adam King wrote in a statement on Instagram, "When Sam and I dreamed up 1587 in our basement, our goal was simple: celebrate AAPI culture and make amazing products. We rallied around the deeply human need to be unapologetically yourself — and never imagined how widely that idea would resonate. We are proud of, and grateful for, the hard work, creativity and persistence that have helped build 1587 into a national brand. It represents AAPI history, resilience and a community that has long been overlooked…”The statement continued, "This past week, we took formal legal action against Noble 33 for using our name, causing signification harm to our business. While we are fans of Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes and respect their accomplishments on the field and in the community, it's important to acknowledge that — for years now — 1587 has stood on its own, shaped by intentional effort and cultural storytelling."Things escalated as Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce’s legal team explicitly expressed tht they are just faces of the fine dining restaurant.While the legal battle has been messy, both the Kansas City Chiefs’ star players Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce have remained silent about it.Get the latest Sports News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.