By Debbie Emery - Breaking Celebrity News Reporter

As the Kansas City Chiefs still struggle to come to terms with the devastating reality that their teammate murdered his girlfriend before turning the gun on himself outside the very stadium where they play, the players, coaches and staff attended a memorial on Wednesday for Jovan Belcher.

"I hope it will bring peace to a lot of people, not just people on this team," quarterback Brady Quinn said before leaving the Chiefs' training facility, reported USAToday.com.

As Breaking Celebrity News previously reported, Belcher shot and killed his 22-year-old girlfriend, Kasandra Perkins, on Saturday morning after the pair got into a heated argument, then traveled five miles to the Chiefs' Arrowhead Stadium where he was met by general manager Scott Pioli and coach Romeo Crennel, where Belcher thanked them for all they'd done for him before shooting himself.

Traveling in four charter buses, the members of the organization made the somber five-minute journey to the Landmark International Deliverance of Worship Center and quietly filed in the back door.

Earlier in the day the 25-year-old linebacker's locker remained untouched while his former teammates changed from their NFL practice gear into formal black suits to say goodbye.

"We are definitely thankful for the opportunity we have to see him one last time before he goes back home and everything," said cornerback Travis Daniels. "A lot of the guys are still hurting."

In a statement sent to Breaking Celebrity News, Chiefs Chairman and CEO Clark Hunt said the team has brought in counselors for all the players along with Crennel,