Travis Kelce Buddy says that he should avoid 1 Taylor Swift question

Those who are friends with Travis Kelce from the Kansas City Chiefs probably have the feeling that they are a little bit about walking on egg shells when it comes to talking about his girlfriend, pop sensation Taylor Swift. It could be uncomfortable to rave about Swift or on the contrary that you don't like your latest album, for example, if you know that Kelce and Swift are extremely tight.

Well, one of Kelce's friends and a former member of the Chiefs opens up on Taylor Swift question that he says never to ask Kelce, and it makes sense.

Don't ask this 1 Taylor Swift question

The former quarterback from Kansas City Chiefs, Alex Smith, appeared on Saturday, May 3, in the “Rich Eisen Show” and said why he believes that the NFL has to be more patient when developing young quarterbacks.

While the topic of appearance was about quarterback, Smith also spoke a little about his friendship with Kelce. He made it clear that he would never ask a matter of Kelce and Swift.

When asked whether he ever asked Kelce for concert tickets for Swift's shows, he replied: “I didn't hit him. I don't expect either. He has enough people, I am sure that vomit him.”

That is clever. Swift Eras Tour concert maps are hottest on the market and bubbles big names like Metallica, Elton John and Ed Sheeran. The last thing that has to do with Kelce is that friends annoy him to bring them to one of their upcoming tours or unique shows.

View of the 2025 chiefs season

All quick conversations aside, Kelce and the Chiefs are preparing for the 2025 season. When it comes to her selection, the NFL expert Nick Roesch held from A to Z Sports, Patrick Mahomes, one of the big “winners” in the chiefs design.

“The last memory we have of Mahomes on the field is that he runs for his life before he can lead his decline back,” he said in a feature of April 28. “This and his recipients fall off his throws. However, Mahomes posted a simple emoji on X to show his consent to the selection of the offensive Tackle Josh Simmons in the first round.”

He called Chris Jones, who another defender of the great winner, and explained: “Jones was a beast last season, but it didn't just get. The pass -rush of chiefs took a step in 2024, and Jones stood against opposing offensive lines of constant double and triple teams.”

He added: “However, KC spent a choice for the second round for the defensive Tackle Omarr Norman-Lott and a selection in the third round at the defensive end of Ashton Gillotte. Both bring pass-rushing skills on the table, which should open things for Jones more.”

Jordan Dajani from CBS Sports also praises the Chiefs draft and noticed in a piece on April 26: “The chiefs in day 3 will be good to find value. Remember that the offensive guard Trey Smith in the sixth round 2021. Seventh round, which is an explosive playmaker.”

Anne Erickson Anne Erickson is an award-winning reporter at Heavy.com and Heavy Sports about NFL, NBA and college football. Erickson has years of experience about the NFL and additional sports, and her work was published by ESPN, FOX Sports and more. She interviewed some of the biggest names in sports, including Detroit Lions Quarterback Jared Goff. Erickson also moderates several podcasts and is a radio presenter based in Detroit. More about Anne Erickson