Will Taylor Swift Attend Thursday’s Chiefs vs. Ravens Game? Here’s What We Know

The NFL regular season is underway, and for Taylor Swift’s fans, affectionately known as Swifties, this brings excitement as they await her potential appearance at Kansas City’s games. Fans are particularly buzzing about whether she will be present for the Thursday night matchup.

With a two-month break from her worldwide Eras Tour, Swift is not scheduled to perform again until October 18 in Miami. She also has an important event coming up, the VMAs in New York on September 11, where she has received ten nominations.

Given her current schedule, Swift has the opportunity to attend 13 games during the regular season—significant because 13 is her lucky number and coincidentally matches the number of games she attended last season, which culminated in the Kansas City Chiefs winning the Super Bowl. The season kicks off for Swift with the Chiefs’ home game against the Baltimore Ravens, where she is expected to cheer for her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, from a suite high above Arrowhead Stadium.

Last week, quarterback Patrick Mahomes shared a light-hearted comment that went viral after revealing Swift’s growing interest in the sport. During an interview with NBC’s Chris Simms, he remarked, “She’s really interested in football, and she asks a lot of great questions. She started drawing up plays; we might have to put one in.”

This was further confirmed by Kelce himself during an appearance on “The Rich Eisen Show.” He expressed his appreciation for Swift’s attention to detail, noting, “What makes her so good in her profession is that she’s so detailed in every aspect, from the words to the music to even the releases and the music videos. She’s so detailed that I think she was just curious about the profession.”

Kelce added, “I know none of the plays have gotten to Coach (Andy) Reid yet, but if they ever do, I’ll make sure everyone knows it was her creation.” This playful banter reveals how Swift is engaging with the game, showcasing a blend of her creativity and growing passion for football.

The Chiefs are fully embracing the Swiftie phenomenon as they gear up for their season opener. They’re hosting a special pregame event known as the World’s Largest Tailgate, led by comedian Rob Riggle. This festivities-packed 60-minute show will include fun games and competitions, including a unique challenge to see which fans can create the most Chiefs-themed friendship bracelets.

The concept of making and swapping friendship bracelets has gained immense popularity among Swift fans. In a spirit of generosity, all the bracelets crafted before the Chiefs’ clash with the Ravens will be donated to the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Kansas City, incorporating a charitable twist to the game’s excitement.

As the season unfolds, Taylor Swift’s involvement in these games adds an extraordinary layer of buzz not only for her fans but also for the NFL community. Her potential appearances will likely draw additional viewers to the games, melding the worlds of pop culture and sports in an unprecedented way.

The anticipation builds as the Kansas City Chiefs prepare to kick off their season, and all eyes will be on whether Taylor Swift will grace the stands to support her boyfriend and engage with the sport that has captivated millions.

Fans will undoubtedly keep their fingers crossed for a sighting, and the merge of football with Swift’s vibrant fan culture promises to enhance the overall spirit and excitement of the NFL season.

Source: USA Today