Taylor Swift's relationship with Travis Kelce clearly brought in a lot of new viewers: women.
And of course, many of them are now Kansas City Chiefs fans.
But it's become nearly impossible to watch a Chiefs game and not see Swift on TV over and over again.
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Taylor Swift showed off her Travis Kelce pride at the Kansas City Chiefs game on Sunday. (David Urit)
Every time Kelce makes a big play, the cameras seem to congratulate Swift.
This makes for some funny moments, like her dropping a bombshell after a play and shaking hands with Patrick Mahomes' wife Brittany.
But the Hall of Fame coach thinks that's gone a little too far.
Tony Dungy said Swift's on-field performance suffered because he played in Chiefs games and essentially became an NFL mainstay in the process.
“That's what's making people disillusioned with sports right now,” Dungey said on Fox News when asked about the “Taylor Swift effect.” “A lot of stuff comes in from the outside. Entertainment value and different things come in. It takes away from what's actually happening on the field.”
Tony Dungy looks on as the Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the Las Vegas Raiders 23-18 at Allegiant Stadium on September 24, 2023 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Chris Unger/Getty Images)
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Swift and Kelsey began dating in September after the star tight end appeared to be photographed wearing a handmade bracelet that became popular during Swift's Ellas Tour.
Although the two did not verbally confirm that they were dating until recently, they were seen holding hands and kissing on dates after games and concerts.
However, the Chiefs and Kelce have struggled, and many believe Swift's celebrity status is a distraction for Kelce and the team. At one point, Kelce was actually much better in games with Swift than he was without.
Of course, there are many who believe it's all a lie.
Taylor Swift, Travis Kelsey (Getty Images)
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But regardless, watch to see if Swift will play in one of the coldest NFL games on record, as the Chiefs take on the Miami Dolphins in subzero temperatures in the wild-card round of the playoffs on Saturday night. people will be watching.
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