Eyes are on Kansas City in primetime tonight as the Chiefs and Ravens face off — with Taylor Swift back at Arrowhead to watch.
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What to know so far
The Baltimore Ravens and the Kansas City Chiefs are playing at Arrowhead Stadium in the 2024 NFL season opener. The Chiefs look to defend their back-to-back Super Bowl titles the last two seasons.
The game is airing on NBC and streaming on Peacock. (TODAY and Peacock share a parent company, NBCUniversal.)
The Ravens and Chiefs last faced off in the AFC Championship last NFL season. Chiefs took the win, 17-10.
Taylor Swift is in the audience! Considering her attendance at Chiefs games last season to support her beau Travis Kelce, that’s no surprise.
Wait, isn’t Taylor Swift on tour?! Which Chiefs games could she attend this season?! Swift is indeed busy touring this fall but has a break until she picks back up in Miami on Oct. 18. So there are plenty of games she could attend between now and then.
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Chiefs fans get creative with signs, including a ‘Mr. Swift’ poster
Kansas City Chiefs fans got creative when it came to the signs they made for the team’s game against the Baltimore Ravens on Sept. 5.
Among the slew of red jerseys in the stands there were a handful of signs supporting the Chiefs. One that was particularly noticeable was a “Go Mr. Swift” poster with Travis Kelce’s #87 and Taylor Swift’s favorite number, 13.
Swift happened to be in attendance, cheering on her tight end boyfriend. No word on if the singer saw the sign.
Another fan-created poster was a poll that had Trump, Harris and Mahomes, with quarterback Patrick Mahomes’ last name checked off.
There was also another Swift-inspired Kelce sign. Spotted in the crowd was a yellow poster that read: “Uncle Travvy needs to Swift-ly get a touchdown!!”
Another one focused less on the Chiefs player and more on the team and their home base.
“Arrowhead is our honeymoon,” the sign read.
