While Swift didn’t watch the Chiefs defeat the Atlanta Falcons in particular person on September 22, many followers hoped she’d attend their subsequent face-off towards the Los Angeles Chargers on September 29. So far, nevertheless, Swift has not been noticed by the group at LA’s SoFi Stadium.
“Going to the sport in Atlanta wasn’t potential as a result of she had scheduled time with some pals, like Gigi Hadid, whom she frolicked with on the weekend, and different pals that she hasn’t seen shortly,” an unnamed supply beforehand instructed the U.S. Sun of the pop star’s absense in Atlanta. “She wished to hang around with them earlier than returning to the tour quickly. But she plans to return to the subsequent recreation to assist Travis.”
Despite the Chiefs’ early win-streak, Travis Kelce has been going through criticism for his private influence on the sphere, with the tight-end admitting he “performed like trash” in a current recreation. Of course, many NFL followers have began blaming Taylor Swift for “distracting” the 34-year-old soccer participant, identical to they did final season. I believe I’ve seen this movie earlier than…and it led to a Super Bowl victory.
You know who does not suppose Kelce is distracted? Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid. “I do know individuals are saying that he is outdated or that he has distractions, however defenses do not suppose that,” Reid stated throughout a press convention on September 25, per Fox News. “Trav is okay. He simply retains being Trav. He works his tail off. He hasn’t misplaced a step. He’s not distracted.”
Obviously, there are numerous causes Taylor Swift might have missed this recreation that don’t have anything to do with this discourse. Considering the Eras Tour picks again up in Miami on October 18, she’s seemingly focussed on rehearsals and avoiding any pointless flights. With that stated, the subsequent Chiefs recreation takes place at Arrowhead Stadium on October 7.
Hopefully, Taylor Swift will probably be there to distract me from the unsolicited opinions of “dads, Brads, and Chads.”
