TRAVIS Kelce was grilled about Taylor Swift’s playoff plans during an interview on the Pat McAfee Show.
And the Kansas City Chiefs tight end seemingly revealed his girlfriend’s plans.
Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift on a New York date night after Christmas[/caption]
Swift has been a regular visitor to Arrowhead Stadium to watch her boyfriend[/caption]
Kelce and the Chiefs host the Houston Texans in the division round of the playoffs Saturday.
The 35-year-old began his game week by talking to McAfee on Monday afternoon.
And the former punter cryptically asked about Swift’s plans for the playoffs.
He said, “Is there going to be an ‘aura’ in that place?
“A little extra, you know what we’re talking about?”
Kelce replied, “Oh yeah, you know it baby. It’s playoff football, man.”
McAfee then claimed Swift could be behind the Chiefs’ win streak.
They went undefeated from last December through to this November, a 15-game run including the Super Bowl.
“Is she undefeated?” McAfee asked.
“I just want to let you know what live bettors do.
“They see her walk in the stadium, immediately open the phone and it’s like, ‘yep, Chiefs are about to win.’”
McAfee and Kelce also had a singalong to a famous Swift hit after one of the Chiefs star’s answers.
Kelce is in his 12th year in the league and considering retirement after the current campaign.
But his Chiefs are chasing an unprecedented Super Bowl three-peat this year.
Kelce will have had more than three weeks off by the time Kansas City kick off Saturday.
NFL division round schedule
Sat 18 Jan, 4.30 pm ET (ESPN/ABC) – Houston Texans at Kansas City Chiefs
Sat 18 Jan, 8 pm ET (Fox) – Washington Commanders at Detroit Lions
Sun 19 Jan, 3 pm ET (NBC) – Los Angeles Rams at Philadelphia Eagles
Sun 19 Jan, 6.30 pm ET (CBS) – Baltimore Ravens at Buffalo Bills
He was given a rest after the Christmas Day win at Pittsburgh secured top seed in the playoffs.
And he told McAfee he felt “22 again” ahead of another playoff charge.
That prompted the show host to start singing Swift’s song “22.”
And the pair enjoyed a dance and singalong to the mega hit.
Kansas City will host either the Buffalo Bills or Baltimore Ravens in the AFC Championship Game if they beat Houston on Saturday.
