Taylor Swift spotted wearing T earrings and 87 Christmas hat during boyfriend Travis Kel

The Kansas City Chiefs lost their recent game against the Las Vegas Raiders at home on Monday. It was a game that the Chiefs were favored to win and, with Taylor Swift in attendance, a lot was expected from the Chiefs and especially from Travis Kelce. However, they weren’t sharp enough to start the game and ended up handing the Raiders a crucial 10-point by halftime. The Las Vegas-based team did not relinquish that lead and won the game, 20-14.

Swift and Kelce have been dating for a few months now. Their relationship has garnered widespread media attention as both superstars have been spotted together multiple times. The Eras Tour singer has also attended multiple Chiefs games just to see her boyfriend play. Kelce on the other hand, attended Swift’s concert in Argentina last month.

During the game on Monday, Swift was seen wearing a Christmas hat that had the number 87 on it. 87 is Kelce’s jersey number since the beginning of his NFL career. She was also wearing earrings that showcased the letter ‘T.’ This isn’t the first time that the singer has worn some Chiefs attire. She was wearing a Chiefs sweatshirt during the Kansas City Chiefs-Los Angeles Chargers game in October.

On the field, Kelce had a poor outing as he only caught 5 passes for 44 yards and did not score a touchdown. He was visibly frustrated by the team’s performance as he was seen throwing his helmet on the sidelines. The Chiefs will play their remaining two games against the Cincinnati Bengals and the Los Angeles Chargers.

Travis Kelce sheds light on the Chiefs’ offensive struggles in recent weeks

The Kansas City Chiefs struggled offensively on Monday against the Las Vegas Raiders. They only managed to put up 14 points and lost the game, 20-14. Their superstar TE Travis Kelce expressed his frustration during the game as he threw his helmet on the sidelines. He later talked about the team’s recent offensive struggles on his podcast, ‘New Heights.’

Kelce said on the podcast:

It's not just one guy. It's not just us not being able to get the run game going. It's not just us not being on the same page, passing-wise. Everybody's in this f****** thing together. Everybody at some point isn't being accountable.

The Chiefs have a record of 9-6 through 16 weeks. They haven’t yet qualified for the postseason and will look to do so by winning their next two games. The Chiefs will take on the Joe Burrow-less Cincinnati Bengals in their next game on Sunday.

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