With Thanksgiving in swing, the rumor has been circulating that Taylor Swift will attend the Dallas Cowboys vs. Kansas City Chiefs game at AT&T Stadium. Swift has had a significant impact on the league in terms of viewership, and now, being engaged to Chiefs star tight end Travis Kelce, puts the NFL in higher TV ratings when she appears.
In their thrilling overtime win over the Indianapolis Colts, 23-20, the fans saw Swift make an appearance, jumping with excitement as the team mounted its comeback. With that, there are huge plans already in store for her appearance.
Swift Receives Red Carpet Offer from Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones
Ever since dating Kelce back in 2023 and attending his games, Jerry Jones has been a massive fan of her stardom. Jones has been known to the man with wealth since buying the Cowboys franchise in 1989.
This is why the Cowboys owner plans to roll out the red carpet for Taylor Swift if she appears. Although he didn’t want to “jump the gun,” he is offering one of the best seats in the heart of his own stadium.
“Nobody is a bigger fan of Taylor Swift than I am. But most importantly, we all are,” Jones explained.
Swift might take Jones’ offer if she can ensure privacy and security for her presence. There’s no guarantee since Swift has yet to attend a road game this season.
However, anything can happen. American singer and rapper Post Malone will perform at the game’s halftime show. Malone and Swift collaborated on a song named “Fortnight,” so this leads to speculation of a special guest appearance for a quick performance.
Either way, there are many festivities planned for the day for fans to enjoy from home. Here is a look at what to expect during the Chiefs-Cowboys Thanksgiving battle.
Chiefs-Cowboys Thanksgiving Game Preview
Led by the MVP candidate quarterback, Dak Prescott, who has an 84.1 PFSN Impact score while almost swinging it for 3,000 passing yards. Fresh off beating the former Super Bowl champs, the Cowboys will face off against the runner-up from the past game.
Meanwhile, the Chiefs are (6-5) and find themselves fighting for a wild-card spot. Headed by Patrick Mahomes, the offense trails behind Dallas, per the PFSN Offensive Impact ranking, but the team has wide receiver Rashee Rice and running back Isiah Pacheco returning to the starting lineup.
The Thanksgiving game kicks off at 4:30 p.m. EST on CBS.