Will Taylor Swift attend the Kansas City Chiefs' vs the Denver Broncos game in the Arrowhead Stadium this Sunday? | NFL News – Times of India

Taylor Swift has become a regular face at the Kansas City Chiefs football games since the one-year affair with Travis Kelce. This season, Swift has been to four of them; it will be exciting when the Chiefs host the Denver Broncos and see her again. The couple in each other’s corner has shown so much commitment in fulfilling what one fan told Kelce-that is going halfway around the globe-to do just that.
While Kelce took a flight from Kansas City to Argentina for the concert with Swift, Swift flew from Japan to Las Vegas to support her boyfriend at Super Bowl LVIII. With the season in its second half, fans and critics are more than eager for Swift’s attendance at the Week 10 game, with some caught up in every detail or choosing something else to watch on TV.
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Taylor Swift has yet to confirm that she will be available for the Sunday’s game

Taylor Swift has yet to confirm that she will be available for the game against the Broncos, although that should not be a concern since the Eras Tour is on a break before its second international leg in Toronto, Canada on November 14. She hasn’t been known to be available at Arrowhead this Sunday, where she hasn’t shown up for games despite being off on that day in Weeks 3 and 4.
Taylor Swift surprised fans by attending the Week 9 game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, surprising them with her sudden appearance at Arrowhead to support Kelce and the Chiefs. It might have made a difference for the Chiefs winning 10 out of 13 games in the 2023 season and playoffs. Kansas City is 8-0 this year with Swift as a star guest. To add to that, Kelce did fantastic when Swift was in the stands, averaging 79.9 yards in games attended for a total of 1,039 yards on 89 receptions. Fans want to see their icon on the screen, even if it is only for a few moments.
Denver’s Broncos face divisional rival Kansas City in their second consecutive AFC road matchup, aiming to regain their win streak and become the last unbeaten team in the league. Denver’s defense, currently third in the league in points allowed per game, is expected to perform well on Sunday.
The Broncos’ defense, tied for the second most sacks in the NFL this season, will pressure quarterback Patrick Mahomes. The team’s outside linebackers, Nik Bonitto and Jonathon Cooper, lead the team with 11.5 sacks. Denver’s secondary, led by Pat Surtain II and Riley Moss, will aim to slow down offensive weapons, including wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins.
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