Taylor Swift’s Playoff Plans: Which Kansas City Chiefs Game Will She Attend?

Taylor Swift has another golden opportunity to cheer on Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs as they push for a historic third consecutive Super Bowl victory. With the Chiefs securing the No. 1 seed in the AFC, the playoff road to Super Bowl LVIII runs straight through their home turf at Arrowhead Stadium. The question on every Swiftie’s mind: Which game will Taylor attend? Here’s what we know so far.

Divisional Round (January 18)

As the top seed, the Kansas City Chiefs earned a bye week and will face the lowest-ranked team in the AFC playoffs, the Houston Texans, at Arrowhead. Taylor Swift has maintained a strong presence at Kelce’s home games this season, missing just one due to her final Eras Tour concert on December 8.

Now with her tour wrapped, Swift’s calendar is notably clear, sparking speculation that she will likely attend this pivotal playoff matchup. A source close to Swift previously revealed to Us Weekly that the singer plans to “hibernate” with Kelce while figuring out her next moves. “They want to do ‘normal couple things,’” the insider added, hinting at their eagerness to spend quality time together.

The Chiefs-Texans game kicks off at 4:30 PM ET and will be broadcast on ABC, ESPN, and ESPN+. Expect the cameras to pan frequently to Swift in Kelce’s VIP suite if she’s present.

AFC Championship Game (January 26)

Should the Chiefs prevail in the divisional round, they’ll host the AFC Championship Game, likely against a formidable opponent like the Buffalo Bills or Cincinnati Bengals. With the stakes at their highest, the game will undoubtedly draw significant star power—including a potential encore Swift appearance in Arrowhead Stadium’s VIP suite.

This game airs at 6:30 PM ET on CBS, ensuring that all eyes will be on Arrowhead, both for football and a glimpse of the music icon cheering on her favorite tight end.

Super Bowl LVIII (February 9)

If the Chiefs continue their winning streak, the stage will be set for Super Bowl LVIII at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans. While it’s not a home game, Swift fans believe there’s no way she’d miss an opportunity to witness Kelce chase his third consecutive Super Bowl ring—and fourth overall.

The Super Bowl buzz goes beyond football. With Kendrick Lamar headlining the halftime show, whispers are already circulating about a possible surprise appearance by Swift, rekindling their hit collaboration on “Bad Blood.” Could this be the perfect moment for her to announce Reputation (Taylor’s Version)? While purely speculative, the idea has fans buzzing.

Swift’s Arrowhead Advantage

Taylor Swift’s comfort with Arrowhead Stadium—a venue she’s performed in multiple times—may explain her consistent appearances at Chiefs home games this season. Insiders credit the stadium’s seamless handling of her security and accommodations, contrasting the logistical challenges of attending away games.

“There’s a reason she feels at home at Arrowhead,” a source said. “When it comes to other stadiums, you have to send a team ahead of time to prepare for her arrival.”

While Swift and Kelce’s burgeoning romance has captured the hearts of fans, their mutual respect for each other’s high-profile careers remains a hallmark of their relationship. As the Chiefs continue their quest for NFL glory, one thing is clear: Taylor Swift will be there to support Kelce in the moments that matter most—whether from the VIP suite at Arrowhead or the stands of Caesars Superdome.

So, Swifties and Chiefs Kingdom alike, mark your calendars. The next chapter in this star-powered love story is unfolding—and you won’t want to miss it.