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When you think of Kansas City Chiefs magic, your mind probably goes to the late game heroics or ing wizardry of Patrick Mahomes. But Andy Reid gave Chiefs magic a new spin by inviting renowned magician Blake Vogt to training camp, and the players could not believe the tricks he pulled off.
Watch: Chiefs players left speechless by magician
After spending nearly a month together in the cramped dorms of Missouri Western State University in St. Joseph, Missouri, players at Chiefs training camp were in need of something fun to relieve the stress of battling for spots on the depth chart of the back-to-back Super Bowl champions.
Beyond the grueling summer practices, training camp has been full of drama, from pet alligators to Mahomes' missing pants to all-out fights inside the team.
Who is Blake Vogt?
Vogt provided the perfect solution for some end-of-camp fun. The former America's Got Talent semifinalist is a well-renowned magician in the Kansas City area, previously performing at Big Slick KC, a charity event involving Mahomes and Travis Kelce that raised nearly $4 million to fight pediatric cancer this year.
His card tricks wowed several of the Chiefs offense in a video posted by the team on social media, showing Rashee Rice, Clyde Edwards-Helaire and Xavier Worthy getting their minds blown with card tricks and illusions.
On top of several appearances with the Chiefs over the years, Vogt has been a magic consultant in films like Ant Man, Mission Impossible and Now You See Me, and for artists including Pharrell Williams, Kanye West and Avicii.
If he keeps up the good work for the red and gold, Taylor Swift could be next in line.