Forget Where’s Waldo — where’s Taylor?
Travis Kelce’s run onto the field for Friday’s game against the Raiders at Arrowhead Field hyped up the crowd — and the 360-degree camera that accompanied him showed all of it.
The Chiefs star entered from a smoke-filled tunnel, running out to a chorus of cheers from the raucous crowd, through a cadre of cheerleaders and into a lineup of his Kansas City teammates.
The camera provided a trippy full-stadium view that has to be seen to be understood, one that surely has Kelce’s pop megastar girlfriend Taylor Swift in it somewhere.
Swift attended the Black Friday game after having missed the past few Kelce outings due to her Eras Tour hitting Toronto.
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Kelce’s Chiefs entered the matchup looking to match the Lions’ NFL-best 11-1 start.
The tight end led Kansas City with six catches and 63 receiving yards through the first half as the Chiefs took a 10-3 lead.