Travis Kelce, Patrick Mahomes' 1587 restaurant lawsuit takes new turn
NFL stars Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes are attempting to distance themselves from a trademark lawsuit involving their restaurant, 1587 Prime. The dispute centers on a trademark claim by a sneaker company over the use of the number '1587'.
Why it matters
The case highlights the complexities of trademark law in the hospitality industry and the legal risks associated with celebrity-backed business ventures.
Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes continue to back 1587 Prime as a trademark lawsuit puts the restaurant’s name under scrutiny. The Chiefs stars remain publicly connected to the steakhouse, while their lawyers are trying to remove them from the case. The dispute has also raised questions over how much involvement the two players had in creating the restaurant’s identity.Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes continue backing 1587 Prime despite lawsuitThe latest sign of support came through social media. 1587 Prime announced that Yelp had named it one of its Best New Restaurants of 2026. Kelce reshared the restaurant’s Instagram post on his Story with fire emojis, while Mahomes also shared the announcement.The post announced that the restaurant was named one of Yelp’s Best New Restaurants of 2026.“A Prime year, indeed.
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