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Watch: Shirtless Jason Kelce Hilariously Upstages Taylor Swift During Bills-Chiefs Divisional

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NFL fans who wanted to see the Kansas City Chiefs, Taylor Swift and her boyfriend Travis Kelce bounced out of the playoffs Sunday night were probably disappointed.

But the divisional round game against the Buffalo Bills did offer an unexpected win for Swift’s detractors when Kelce’s brother, Jason Kelce — the starting center for the Philadelphia Eagles — stole the spotlight from the pop singer.

With just over three minutes left in the second quarter, CBS Sports panned to Swift in her booth — a camera shot many sports fans have come to both loathe and expect.

Only Swift was blocked by a shirtless Jason Kelce who had a beer in his right hand and was amped up after he had just watched his little brother take a 22-yard pass from Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes into the end zone for a touchdown.

The score put the Chiefs up 13-10 and took Swift down a peg or two in the minds of many.

The camera shots of Swift were predictable, but people who were watching and simultaneously posting about it on the social media platform X couldn’t stop talking about Jason Kelce:

Jason Kelce was actually a star all evening:

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Swift’s romance with Travis Kelce has become a side narrative that TV networks and the league have pushed throughout most of the season.

It has been tiresome for many, many people, to say the least.

Because Buffalo lost the game 27-24 on its home field, NFL fans will have to wait and see if the Baltimore Ravens have what it takes to send Swift, Travis Kelce and a Chiefs home for good this coming weekend.

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The Chiefs have become synonymous with Swift, Mahomes’ brother and wife, and Pfizer and car insurance commercials.

Those and other distractions have taken the spotlight off of Mahomes and his team, who have been playing lights out in recent weeks following a mid-season slump.

Vegas has Baltimore favored by 3.5 points in Sunday afternoon’s AFC Championship game.


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Johnathan Jones has worked as a reporter, an editor, and producer in radio, television and digital media.
Johnathan "Kipp" Jones has worked as an editor and producer in radio and television. He is a proud husband and father.




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