Travis Kelce debuts new look and carefully sidesteps Taylor Swift question - "I got a football season to worry about"
Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce is known to speak his mind and take a few risks. So much so that when he tried to shoot his shot with Taylor Swift by giving her a friendship bracelet, fans weren't surprised.
Kelce stated a few days ago that he was going to a Taylor Swift concert in the hopes of giving her a friendship bracelet. However, due to Swift's policy of not talking to people before or after her shows, he couldn't get it done.
With the Chiefs in the midst of training camp, NFL Network's Andrew Siciliano asked the tight end about Swift, but Kelce, sporting a new mustache like coach Andy Reid, remained rather tight-lipped.
“I'm not going to talk about my personal life. I know what you writers want to hear and I'm not going to give you anything. And that's going to wrap it up here."
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"And I'll tell you what, anybody that wants to go to that Sunday show at SoFi, it's going to be an absolute blast. I'm sure I went to the one here in Kansas City, so I don't know if I'm double dipping. I got a football season to worry about."
It appears Kelce is moving on from Taylor Swift and is focusing on football.
Can Travis Kelce and the Chiefs repeat as Super Bowl champs?
In an ideal world, that would be the case, but as we know in the NFL, things rarely go to plan. With the Chiefs being the team to beat in the AFC and potentially the entire NFL, every team will be gunning for them this year.
The AFC is stacked with talent as several teams, such as the Buffalo Bills, Cincinnati Bengals, Miami Dolphins, Baltimore Ravens, Denver Broncos, and even the Jacksonville Jaguars, all have intentions of winning the Super Bowl.
So, for Travis Kelce and the Chiefs, while getting to the postseason seems like a formality, it's what happens next that will make for great viewing.
With Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce doing their thing, the Chiefs will be hard to stop. There are, however, a host of teams that believe they have the weapons to not only trouble the Chiefs but to beat them.