Even though she didn’t make it to the match, Taylor Swift found a way to cheer on her boyfriend Travis Kelce during his record-breaking touchdown catch during the match Kansas City Chiefs‘win over the Pittsburgh Steelers. With just under 13 minutes left in the fourth quarter, Kelce scored the 77th touchdown of his amazing rushing career Tony González for the most in Chiefs franchise history.
Therefore, the popular icon has supported Kelce’s great performance. Kelce, however, completed eight receptions on 11 attempts for 84 yards in the 29-10 win, raising his season total to 97. This number makes the player the first in NFL history to finish seven consecutive seasons with at least 90 catches.

Taylor Swift’s subtle way to support Travis Kelce’s historic touchdown

Taylor Swift is celebrating her boyfriend Travis Kelce’s stunning Christmas Day record-breaking day in her own way. Kelce, the record-breaker, is now the all-time leader in receptions, yards and touchdowns compared to all other members of the Chiefs, making him the Chiefs record holder in the entire NFL. The superstar supported Kelce’s win and record-breaking performance by liking the Chiefs’ tweeted post about his record.

Swift congratulated Kelce on his dominant performance on social media despite not attending the Chiefs’ home games during the 2024-25 season as she only attended the Chiefs’ home games during the season. After the game, Swift “liked” three posts from the Chiefs, NFL and New Heights social media teams that were following the game, all highlighting Kelce’s touchdown performance.
On December 25, Kelce scored his third touchdown of the NFL season against the Pittsburgh Steelers, surpassing Tony Gonzalez’s record. “It’s everything for me. Tony was a mentor to me, he was always there for me (with) any questions I ever had,” Kelce said in a postgame interview. “I feel like I’m still trying to follow in that guy’s footsteps. He is such an incredible competitor and I love him so much. It’s an honor to be in conversation with him.”
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For the most part, however, Kelce is considered the best tight end to ever take the field. On top of that, he bagged plenty of accolades during his tenure: three Super Bowl trophies and, by the end of his career, 1,004 catches for 12,151 yards and 77 touchdowns – not too shabby, not bad at all for a tight end.
Kelce will try to win his fourth Lombardi Trophy in the playoffs after Kansas City compiled a 15-1 record and is the No. 1 seed in the AFC playoff field, where they will face Denver in the final game of the season on Jan. 5 Host Broncos.