You know that feeling when something perfect comes to an end? That’s exactly what the Kansas City Chiefs are dealing with right now. Their dream of an undefeated season? Poof – gone, just like that, thanks to the Buffalo Bills. But here’s the thing: sometimes a loss isn’t just a loss – it’s rocket fuel for what comes next. Travis was pretty blunt about the game, saying something like, “I don’t give a f**k how your body feeling, I don’t give a f**k where your mentality is off the field.”

Meanwhile, as has been the case with the younger Kelce, his relationship is once again in the headlines. This time, though, his team’s President has chimed in on the duo, and his partner, Taylor Swift, specifically. While appearing on a TV show, Chiefs president Mark Donovan was asked about the new Taylor Swift fanbase that supports the team and whether he had predicted such a thing 2-3 years ago.

Donovan didn’t mince his words and was straight to the point, answering all the ‘it’s a marketing thing’ nonsense. “I’d love to say it was a marketing strategy, but it’s an authentic relation, and we’re happy to have it. It has been nothing but good for us.” Donovan didn’t support there. He also talked about the person and how she, in turn, the fanbase, has taken to each other.

“The best thing I can say about the whole relationship and the impact that it has had on us is that Taylor Swift is an authentic member of the Kansas City Chiefs Kingdom. She is an authentic fan. That matters to our fan and fanbase, and it matters to us, and we respect that.” There, you have it. The Chiefs management has nothing but the love for Taylor Swift and the ‘Swifties’.

So, it’s pretty clear that Taylor brought her charm to Kansas City, and the ‘Swifties ’ are all about supporting her every move. I mean, who wouldn’t want to cheer for her team?

But for now, the biggest thing is Travis Kelce is calling himself out after the Bills’ loss. Buckle up, because this game had more twists than a Taylor Swift song!

Why does Travis Kelce call himself out after losses?

Some players are starting to point fingers at the Chiefs for the loss, but Travis Kelce might deserve some of that blame too, especially since he only managed to catch two passes for a mere 8 yards. However, Kelce made it clear that facing an AFC rival like the Buffalo Bills was way more important than keeping Kansas City’s winning streak alive. “You never think, I want to win this game so we don’t lose,” he said.

He emphasized that their goal was to win because they had a close matchup against the Bills, and he was really looking forward to playing them. Kelce also noted that the Bills are one of the top teams in the league, and he loves competing against the best. He was pumped for this game but felt he didn’t play at his best.

Considering the kind of leader Kelce has been for the Chiefs, for him, any finger-pointing starts with himself. We had seen a similar thing when the Chiefs were mounting losses every other week in the second half of the 2023 season. Things looked bleak for Mahomes and Co. when they lost to the Raiders at home. However, Andy Reid’s men managed to turn it around and went past the Dolphins, Bills, Ravens and 49ers to win it all- back-to-back Super Bowl champions. So, it would surprise absolutely no one if the offense have a similar turnaround this year, and it may just start this Sunday (November 24) against the Panthers.