Another week, another Taylor Swift check.
The singer made another trip in time for her family to spend Christmas in Kansas City. While it was supposed to be a happy holiday, it ended in a lump of coal for the Chiefs, a recurring theme among their latest games.
But more eyes on the Chiefs means more eyes looking for Swift, who's been one of the NFL's biggest stories of the season since she began dating the guy on the Chiefs, Travis Kelce.
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Will she be at the Chiefs vs. Bengals Sunday Night Football game? The Sporting News has you covered.
Is Taylor Swift at the Chiefs vs. Bengals game today?
Swift is in attendance at the Chiefs' penultimate game against the Bengals. She's now been to five straight, and with the regular season almost over, there's no slowing down.
She'll be headed to Japan in February for another leg of her Eras Tour. Until then, every game counts. Even those on holidays like New Year's Eve.
Taylor Swift spending New Year’s Eve with the #Chiefs pic.twitter.com/irTNlcw79j
— Aaron Ladd (@aaronladdtv) December 31, 2023
Taylor Swift arrives at Arrowhead for New Year’s Eve pic.twitter.com/5rB7dQVG2E
— Brandon Zenner (@KWCHBrandon) December 31, 2023
Swift spent Christmas with the Kelces, though it wasn't very merry when Kansas City lost a tough one to the Raiders. It was the Chiefs' third loss in four games, prompting many to call Swift a curse. Plenty of the singer's fans have jumped to her side.
A whole team, a whole front office and a whole sideline full of men and you want to blame a woman in the stands with a chiefs hat on https://t.co/kuWfm5jpmk
— lindsey ok (@lindseyyok) December 26, 2023
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Kelce and the Chiefs are still 5-3 with Swift in attendance, but the final two games are crucial to the postseason. With a two-game lead in their division, a win against either Cincinnati or the Chargers would secure their eighth straight AFC West title.
Whether or not they find the same success they did last season is up to them. As receiver woes continue to haunt the team, Kansas City is looking like anything but the defending Super Bowl champions. Some may say it's never too late, but only time will tell.
