The Kelce brothers have a habit of being, shall we say, uninhibited on their podcast, “New Heights,” revealing just enough for internet sleuths (looking at you, Swifties) to decipher the next steps in Kelce and Taylor Swift’s romance.

Case in point?

Their Jan. 8 episode, where Travis might have revealed a bit more about what his and Swift’s post-Eras Tour plans look like.

During the episode, Travis Kelce addressed a question from a caller about the best time of year to get married.

“I actually don’t know people who’ve gotten married in the fall, because all the weddings I’ve been to and all my friends always do it in the summer,” the Kansas City Chiefs star admitted.

This offhand comment, combined with his dislike for weddings in the middle of football season, is fueling speculation among fans about the couple’s potential timeline for tying the knot.

Kelce added, “I’ve seen weddings in f—ing February. I’ve seen weddings everywhere but the fall,” ruling out certain months with his characteristic candidness.

The timing would make sense.

The three-time Super Bowl winner’s schedule is dominated by football commitments from late summer through winter, leaving the offseason as the most practical time to pull off what we assume would be one of the biggest celebrity weddings of the century.

Add to this the fact that Swift would have had some time after wrapping up her extensive

Eras Tour by then, asOK Magazine revealed through a source who shared, “After 21 months on the road and a year-and-a-half with Travis, Taylor is ready for this next chapter to begin with the love of her life.”

With Swift and Kelce, the excitement only continues to build.

“They’ve got a lot to look forward to, and they couldn’t be more excited about it,” the insider added, hinting at the couple’s undoubtedly thoughtful approach to this next big step.

While nothing concrete has been announced

Kelce’s musings about summer weddings seem to perfectly match the couple’s future plans — and considering his brother Jason didn’t bother correcting someone on a podcast last September when they called Swift his “future sister-in-law,” there’s a chance the two might already be one of those

Hollywood couples going for a low-key or secret engagement.