Travis Kelce celebrates Chiefs’ Victory with Taylor Swift-inspired fans after touchdown against Raiders

Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce shared a special post-game celebration with fans, some of whom showed up in full Taylor Swift-inspired outfits, following the Chiefs’ 27-20 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday at Allegiant Stadium. The game marked a standout moment for Kelce, who scored his first touchdown of the season, leading to an enthusiastic fan engagement featuring nods to his relationship with Swift.

Travis Kelce’s post-match celebration:

Following the Chiefs’ victory, the 35-year-old tight end approached the sidelines to greet fans, exchanging high-fives and smiles. In an Instagram video posted by the Chiefs and Kingdom Crew, Kelce appeared delighted as he spotted several fans sporting costumes inspired by his superstar girlfriend. These fans had donned blonde wigs with bangs and heart-shaped sunglasses—a look reminiscent of Swift’s signature style—and one fan held a sign playfully reading, “Karma is the guy on the Chiefs. Tight End 87,” referencing Swift’s song Karma and a special lyric change Swift has used in recent performances.

Since their relationship became public, Swift has added a personal twist to the song while performing on her Eras Tour. The singer, who has been seen cheering from the stands at multiple Chiefs games, has altered the original lyric, “Karma is the guy on the screen coming straight home to me,” to “Karma is the guy on the Chiefs coming straight home to me,” as a tribute to Kelce. Swift notably used this lyric switch again on October 20 to celebrate the Chiefs’ win over the San Francisco 49ers.

During Sunday’s game, Kelce’s touchdown in the second quarter—a pass from Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes—gave Kansas City a 14-0 lead over the Raiders, ultimately contributing to their 27-20 victory. The Chiefs’ official Instagram page commemorated the moment with a carousel of photos, one of which captured Kelce smiling at fans decked out in Swift-inspired attire. The playful interaction between Kelce and the Swift-lookalike fans highlights the growing connection between the pop icon’s following and Chiefs’ fanbase.