Will Taylor Swift be at the Kansas City Chiefs game versus the Buccaneers?

It has been a while since Taylor Swift saw her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, play a football game with his Kansas City Chiefs. Sure, she might have watched games on TV, but she has not been to a game in person since October 7 when the Chiefs defeated the New Orleans Saints at Arrowhead Stadium. In fact, Swift hasn't missed a Chiefs home game this year. Not yet.

That could be good news for Swifties tuning into Monday Night Football simply to see if their hero is in attendance. Kansas City plays at home on Monday against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. If Swift continues her trend of being at Chiefs home games, Swifties will be in luck.

There is a chance she will make it, too. She wrapped up the final United States dates of her Eras Tour this past weekend in Indianapolis. Since the Chiefs do not play until Monday night, Swift might have had time to decompress from her shows, get a tiny bit of rest, and then get to the game. Her next set of shows is not scheduled to take place until November 14 through 16 in Toronto.

Taylor Swift has a real chance of watching in person when the Kansas City Chiefs play on Monday Night Football

In other words, Swift has no direct scheduling problems on Monday that would force her to miss the game. At least, not any concerts scheduled. She could be busy making a new album, or petting a cat, or writing a book, or sleeping. Everyone deserves a little downtime.

One thing is for certain, though. While the Chiefs have won every game that Swift has attended this year (three), she is not a good luck charm. Kansas City has not lost the games she has missed, either. KC is 7-0 on the season.

The game will start at 8:15 pm ET (7:15 pm in Kansas City) and will carried by ESPN, ESPN2, and ABC. One can also stream the game on the ESPN app. If Taylor Swift shows up, you can bet the camera will pan to her quite a few times. That would make Swifties happy everywhere. The only thing we do not know for sure is whether Swift will be at the game.

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