Taylor Swift Saddened and heartbroken after Andy Reid unveils 2 reason why Travis Kelce won’t be able to play Chiefs vs. Baltimore Ravens
Once again, Travis Kelce knew just what to say to make Taylor Swift fans buy his jersey (though we’d all really like to get our hands on a Kristin Juszczyk original).
On January 26, Kelce briefly spoke about his relationship with the 34-year-old pop star during a Kansas City Chiefs press conference. Discussing his new level of fame, Kelce told reporters it would be “silly” to say he didn’t “notice it go up” given last year’s Super Bowl win and how he lives his “off-field life.”
“I brought this upon myself and I do enjoy having fun with it all,” Kelce said. “My biggest thing is making sure my focus is right here in this building.”
Focus, of course, being the key word. Following some Chiefs losses earlier this season, Kelce’s dedication to football was called into question as some football fans and critics determined his relationship with Swift was a distraction. Now, the Kansas City Chiefs are just one game away from returning to the Super Bowl for the second time in a row.
“It’s just outside noise, dealing with others’ perspectives of things,” Kelce said of criticism. “You hear the media throughout the year if we’re not having success—you know, maybe throw it out there that maybe I wasn’t focused or that the team isn’t focussed on certain things. If you’re in this building, you know exactly what’s going on, so you got to compartmentalize what you’re hearing and make sure you’re staying on task and giving everybody in that building and on that team the right perception when you walk in that building.”
But that’s not the reason Swifties are gushing about Kelce on social media right now. Here’s what the footballer had to say when asked if he and Taylor Swift have discussed the negative attention: “The only thing we’ve talked about is: as long as we’re happy, we can’t listen to anything that’s outside noise—that’s all that matters.”
10/10 response. No notes. “This is such a small comment, but I just feel like it holds so much weight because he’s pretty much saying in five seconds, ‘Yeah, we’re happy. Yeah, we’re not listening to the outside B.S. that people are spewing,” TikTok user @brittanydelaurentis said in a video that has received over 250,000 views and 23,000 likes. “You just love to hear it—signs of a happy, healthy couple.”
“He is totally in it. They are happy. It’s love. That’s it,” one of many users replied to the fan video. Another wrote, “You know, at first I wasn’t that into it with them but I’ve changed my mind. I’m all in. Hope this is the endgame.”
The Chiefs and Ravens are one win from the Super Bowl. Here’s how to watch the AFC championship game live.
The AFC Championship Game is just around the corner, and the Kansas City Chiefs are set to face off against the Baltimore Ravens in a matchup featuring two of the best quarterbacks and head coaches in football. This marks the sixth-straight AFC championship game for the reigning Super Bowl champs and the first for the Ravens since 2012.
The two teams are squaring off for the first time since September of 2021. Only this time, there’s a ticket to Super Bowl LVIII on the line, so the stakes have never been higher. Kicking off Sunday, Jan. 28, the Kansas City Chiefs vs. Baltimore Ravens game will be broadcast live on CBS and stream simultaneously on Paramount+.
Which of the AFC’s top teams will advance for a chance to compete for a world championship? Keep reading for all the ways to watch the Kansas City Chiefs vs. Baltimore Ravens in the AFC Championship, including the best live streaming options.
Where and when is the 2024 AFC Championship?
Taking place at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, the AFC Championship game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Baltimore Ravens kicks off Sunday, Jan. 28 at 3:00 p.m. ET (12:00 p.m. PT).
How to Watch Kansas City Chiefs vs. Baltimore Ravens Without Cable
The Kansas City Chiefs vs. Baltimore Ravens championship game will be airing live on CBS. Cord-cutters can watch the Chiefs-Ravens game on Paramount+, or through any live TV streaming service that carries CBS, such as FuboTV and Hulu + Live TV.
