Swift sat in the VIP suite with Caitlin Clark and Kecle’s family as the tight end began his playoff campaign with an all-important touchdown after a subpar regular season.

In his tenth year with Kansas City, Kelce’s numbers have fallen significantly from previous campaigns. While he’s tallied 97 receptions, four more than last year, the tight end is seeing career-low yards (823) and touchdowns (3).

The Chiefs hope for a repeat of Kelce’s postseason form last year when he tallied two touchdowns against Buffalo in the divisional playoffs and another against Baltimore in the AFC title game.

While Kelce has not been the best version of himself, Mahomes’ title-winning form has continued with 392 completions for 581 attempts. He also threw for 3,928 yards and 26 touchdowns.

He led Andy Reid’s men to victory on Saturday with 16 completions for 177 yards and the touchdown pass to Kelce. Kareem Hunt also rushed to the end zone while Harrison Butker completed all three field goal attempts for 11 points.

The Chiefs and Buffalo Bills will meet in Kansas City on Sunday at 6.30pm ET for the AFC title. Meanwhile, the Washington Commanders and the Philadelphia Eagles will battle for NFC supremacy.