NFL host faces criticism from fans for hurling ‘cringe’ rant at Taylor Swift

How Chiefs Family Truly Feels About Taylor Swift Dating Travis Kelce

“Good morning football” host Kyle Brandt began a “horrific” tirade of abuse Taylor Swift before the Chiefs vs. Bills playoff game and the fans are not happy.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have been one of the hottest topics in recent months as the pop icon attended several of Travis’ NFL games to cheer on him and the team.

She was criticized by many NFL Fans and analysts consider it “the reason” for many of the Chiefs’ losses. However, others defended her, saying she had nothing to do with the team’s style of play.

Well, like that Kansas City Chiefs Get ready to take it in Buffalo Bills In what is expected to be a great match, NFL host Kyle Brandt weighs in on Taylor Swift, claiming she has more in common with the Bills quarterback. Josh Allenthan with her boyfriend, Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce.

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Many have wondered if Taylor Swift will attend the upcoming Kansas City Chiefs vs. Buffalo Bills playoff game to support her boyfriend. Although there’s no confirmation, Kyle Brandt says he’s “sure she’ll show up.”

“Honestly, I think Taylor Swift has been to more Chiefs games than Travis Kelce,” he said on Friday’s “Good Morning Football,” while clearly screaming into the camera with emotion.

If you look at the stat comparisons, Travis Kelce performed significantly better last season than he did this season. In fact, he had twelve touchdowns in 2022, this year he only scored five. Kelce also had 1,338 receiving yards in 2022, but only 984 receiving yards in 2023. He also had 17 fewer receiving yards this year than last year.

Bills vs. Chiefs in January (Josh’s version) pic.twitter.com/is7d0OZJKN

— Kyle Brandt (@KyleBrandt) January 19, 2024

Kyle Brandt then went on to claim that “Taylor Swift has more in common with Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills” than the Kansas City Chiefs, as he said that both the pop icon and the Bills quarterback “have loyal friends who to be loved fearlessly.” Icons and who will always have their back” and that Taylor and Josh both “lost their moment of triumph, but it made them bigger and stronger.”

The NFL host went a step further by comparing the Swifties to the Buffalo Bills Mafia, explaining that both fan bases are “alarmingly loyal masses who will fiercely come together with wristbands and broken tables.”

Following Kyle’s rant, fans criticized the NFL host on social media. “Again – do we want to hear about T. Swift or not? You all have to decide. Don’t complain that you’re tired of hearing about her and then use her as a muse for this utterly vile rant. This is really disgusting,” said one user on social media.

Again – do we want to hear about TSwift or not? You all have to decide. Don’t complain that you’re tired of hearing about her and then use her as a muse for this utterly vile rant. That causes a lot of trouble.

— Jeana (@jeana_1983) January 19, 2024

“I don’t understand why men are allowed to continue to be so gross in sports media,” said another, adding, “Women are not trophies to be passed around.” Dear God, would you be okay with someone talking about yours like that? Daughter or wife speaking? Please start denouncing this.”

I don’t understand why men in sports media are allowed to continue to be so disgusting. Women are not trophies to be passed around. Dear God, would you be okay with someone talking about your daughter or wife like that? Please start denouncing this crap. @richeisen @ErinAndrews @CharissaT

— Audra (@musical_life76) January 19, 2024

But as Kyle explained that the “Bills allowed Kelce to score, just like [Taylor]“He received even more backlash from fans.

“Did he say, ‘The Bills allowed Kelce to score – just like them!’ Um. What. That’s not ok?” said one user.

Did he say: “The Bills allowed Kelce to score – just like them!”
??
Um. What. That is not OK?

— Fooly Cooly (@FLCL_KC) January 19, 2024

To which another user replied: “He did. That took the whole thing to a whole other level.”

Kyle concluded by saying, “This will be the Bills’ reputation album, only theirs will result in a trophy.”

The Kansas City Chiefs face the Buffalo Bills on Sunday, January 21st.