Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce has expressed his opinion on the NFL’s coverage of Taylor Swift, saying that he thinks they are “overdoing it.”
“I’m a Swiftie myself,” Kelce said on the latest episode of his podcast, “but I think the NFL is overdoing it with the Taylor Swift coverage. It’s starting to get a little ridiculous.”
Kelce went on to say that he thinks the NFL is trying to appeal to a younger audience by focusing on Swift, but he doesn’t think it’s working.
“I think the NFL is trying to appeal to a younger audience by focusing on Taylor Swift,” Kelce said. “But I don’t think it’s working. I think the NFL should focus on the football and let the Swifties be Swifties.”
Kelce’s comments come after the NFL has featured Swift heavily in its coverage of the Chiefs this season. The NFL has shown promos for Swift’s upcoming tour during Chiefs games, and it has also posted videos of Swift on its social media accounts.
Some fans have also expressed their dissatisfaction with the NFL’s coverage of Swift. One fan posted on Twitter, “I’m a Chiefs fan, but I’m starting to get annoyed with the NFL’s coverage of Taylor Swift. I’m here to watch football, not see a concert.”
Another fan posted, “I’m not a Swiftie, but I don’t mind the NFL’s coverage of her. I think it’s cool that they’re trying to appeal to a younger audience.”
Analysis
Kelce’s comments are sure to spark a debate among NFL fans. Some fans will agree with him that the NFL is overdoing it with the Taylor Swift coverage, while others will think that it’s just harmless fun.
The NFL is clearly trying to appeal to a younger audience by focusing on Swift. She is one of the most popular artists in the world, and she has a large following among young people.
However, it’s important for the NFL to remember that its core audience is still football fans. If the NFL focuses too much on Swift and other non-football related content, it could alienate its core audience.
What’s Next
It will be interesting to see how the NFL reacts to Kelce’s comments. Will they continue to feature Swift heavily in their coverage, or will they scale it back?
It’s also important to note that Kelce is just one player. His opinion doesn’t necessarily represent the opinion of all NFL players or fans.
Ultimately, it’s up to the NFL to decide how much coverage they want to give to Taylor Swift. They need to find a balance that appeals to both their core audience and a younger audience.
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