Taylor Swift attended Kansas City Chiefs’ playoff win over Miami Dolphins and will likely continue her attendance as Kansas City advances to face either Houston or Buffalo in the NFL Playoff Divisional Round. But could Taylor’s presence jinx their chances against these teams? One legendary quarterback seems to think so.
Favre Says Fans Will Blame Swift If Chiefs Don’t Make Super Bowl
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s highly publicized romance has undoubtedly caused quite the stir throughout the NFL this season. Seen at games together and even having an intimate date night in below-zero temperatures as the Chiefs beat Miami in order to advance to the Divisional Round, their relationship has garnered widespread media coverage and speculation.
But should the Chiefs fail to reach the Super Bowl this year, Taylor could get blamed. That is according to NFL legend Brett Favre who told TMZ Sports that people may place blame for their loss on her.
He believes if the Chiefs fail this weekend, people will blame Taylor and her being on the team as an excuse for their loss; but if the team can pull out a win instead of losing, fans won’t blame someone or something else for it, but rather know they should have just shrugged it off sooner.
Favre Says Swift’s Romance Will Be a Distraction
Taylor Swift has become a devoted Chiefs fan since she began dating team star tight end, Travis Kelce. It seems as if their presence helps improve team play; Travis Kelce even boasts a 50% winning record when Taylor is present!
But the legendary NFL quarterback believes fans will blame Swift if the Chiefs do not reach the Super Bowl this season. According to him, she will be held responsible for distracting Kelce.
Favre remains confident that his team can overcome Swift’s presence at games as an issue; fans should realize she isn’t part of their squad and her presence doesn’t necessarily dictate whether the Chiefs play well or poorly; she just serves as a distraction, which is okay; the most crucial goal here should be winning Super Bowl 52 this year!
Favre Says Swift Will Be a Scapegoat if Chiefs Don’t Make Super Bowl
After an impressive start, the Kansas City Chiefs have lost three consecutive games and now find themselves fighting to keep alive playoff hopes. While it would be unfair to place all the blame for this poor showing squarely on any one thing or person alone, some may attempt this route and Taylor Swift may bear part of the responsibility for their current struggles.
Taylor has made multiple visits to Arrowhead Stadium this season, watching Travis Kelce of the Kansas City Chiefs play in their wild-card round matchup against Miami Dolphins on Saturday. Swift and Kelce have been open about their romantic relationship, which has raised some concerns that it could impede on their team’s chances of reaching Super Bowl 51.
Hall-of-Famer Brett Favre notes that, should the Chiefs fail to qualify for the Super Bowl, fans may place blame on Swift for failing them – something which he doesn’t feel is fair.
Favre Says Swift Will Be the Favorite to Come Out of the AFC
Even amid some speculation, Taylor Swift has been generally welcomed by Kansas City Chiefs fans since she started dating Travis Kelce – particularly after attending their frigid win against Miami Dolphins in the NFL Playoffs Divisional Round game, which will determine who their opponents are: Houston or Buffalo.
Favre believes fans will quickly turn against Swift if the Chiefs fail to make it back into the Super Bowl this season. “People will start saying ‘That was because of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce,” according to Favre, a former NFL star.
Whatever their feelings were about Taylor Swift jinxing the Chiefs or not, it will certainly be interesting to witness what transpires next in their playoff run.
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