Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s relationship has brought a whole new audience to the great game of football. By extension, there will be lots of Swifties playing fantasy football for the first time—in which case, welcome! You’ll be looking for the perfect team name to make your allegiances known, based on her lyrics and albums, of course.
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“I’m so happy that more women and young ladies are finally finding football and finding out how exciting it is, how fun it is,” Travis’ mom Donna told StyleCaster. “I’ve gotten so many letters from dads to say, ‘Thank you. My daughter’s finally watching football. She’s understanding the game, she’s enjoying it. This is something that we can share.’ So just for that, it’s just making families feel more at one.”
Fantasy football brings your fandom to a whole new level where you get to actually get to pick your players, manage your team, and go through all the highs and lows of victory and defeat.
Death By a Thousand Punts
Image Credit: Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images “Death by a Thousand Cuts” from Lover.
We Are Never Ever Getting Dak Together
Image Credit: Getty “We’re Never Getting Back Together” from Red.
You’re on Mahomes, Kid
Image Credit: Getty Images “You’re on Your Own, Kid” from Midnights.
Kamara Is My Boyfriend
“Karma” from Midnights.
Shake it Goff
Image Credit: Photo by Kevin Sabitus/Getty Images “Shake It Off” from 1989.
D’Andre Swifties
Image Credit: Photo by Perry Knotts/Getty Images … self-explanatory this one I think.
The Guys on the Chiefs
Image Credit: Patrick Smith/Getty Images. Obviously a nod to when Taylor changed the lyrics to “Karma” during her Buenos Aires show of the Eras Tour.
It’s a Jordan Love Story
Image Credit: Photo by Perry Knotts/Getty Images “Love Story” from Fearless.
The Tortured Pitts Department
Image Credit: Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images Tortured Poets Department album from 2024.
All Tua Well
“All Too Well” from Red.
Getaway Carr
“Getaway Car” from Reputation.
Welcome to New York (Aaron’s Version)
Image Credit: Photo by Grant Halverson/Getty Images “Welcome to New York” from 1989.
It’s Tee hi
Image Credit: Photo by Joe Sargent/Getty Images “Anti-Hero” from Midnights.
You Bijan With Me
Image Credit: Photo by Wesley Hitt/Getty Images “You Belong With Me” from Fearless.
Cruel Sum-Moore
Image Credit: Photo by Todd Rosenberg/Getty Images “Cruel Summer” from Lover.
