Chiefs Coach approves Travis Kelce, Taylor Swift's touchdown romance

Kansas City Chiefs head coach, Andy Reid, couldn't be happier about his tight end, Travis Kelce's on-field performance, and he's playfully crediting pop sensation Taylor Swift for the success. 

After the Chiefs' impressive 31-17 win against the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday, Reid, known for his comedic flair in the NFL, made light of Kelce's evolving skills and praised the singer's influence.

"Kelce is getting better with time," Reid quipped during a press conference, sharing his sentiments on social media. "Taylor can stay around all she wants."

This marks the second instance where Reid has publicly mentioned Swift since her new romance with Kelce made headlines. A week earlier, he had humorously recounted his connection to Swift's hometown team, the Philadelphia Eagles, and his acquaintance with her father. He jokingly hinted at being the matchmaker behind Kelce and Swift's budding relationship.

Reid went on to commend Swift, stating, "She's a good girl, she's into it, we're glad she's here."

After the game, Kelce and Swift, aged 34 and 33 respectively, were spotted leaving the stadium hand in hand, both sporting Chiefs-inspired red attire. 

Swift flaunted a vintage Kansas City Chiefs sweatshirt from Ellie Mae Vintage, while Kelce rocked a red plaid shirt. The NFL captured a heartwarming video of the couple having a blast, sharing laughs, and dancing as they passionately cheered on the Chiefs. 

The victory marked the fourth time the "Love Story" singer has graced the stadium, bringing good fortune to the Chiefs with her presence.