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NFL reveals if Taylor Swift factored in Buffalo Bills-Kansas City Chiefs game date

When it was revealed that the Buffalo Bills’ 2024 game against the Kansas City Chiefs would have taken place in Week 11 on Sunday, November 17, it didn’t take long for fans and members of the media to see that Taylor Swift would be nearby, in Toronto, for a tour.

Swift is scheduled to perform concerts on Thursday, November 14, Friday, November 15, and Saturday, November 16. She has no concerts scheduled for Sunday, November 17, so a short drive or quick flight would bring Travis Kelce’s significant other to Highmark Stadium in plenty of time before the game kicks off at 4:25 p.m.

Knowing how much the NFL enjoyed having Swift at its games last season, there was speculation that the league might have planned the Bills’ game against the Chiefs with Swift in mind.

On Thursday, Mike North, the NFL’s vice president of broadcast planning, revealed whether or not the game was scheduled for Swift to attend.

According to North, it was purely a coincidence and not something that was on the league’s radar.

“I saw a lot of conspiracy theorists talking about Kansas City going to Buffalo in the middle of the season, right around the time Taylor was playing in Toronto,” North said Thursday. “That one definitely didn’t hit our radar screen.”

Even if the league didn’t have Swift’s tour in mind, there’s no doubt she’ll be at Highmark Stadium for the second year in a row to support Kelce and the Chiefs against Buffalo.

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