Minnesota Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins recently shared his perspective on Taylor Swift’s presence at NFL games, adding his voice to the ongoing discussion among fans and players.
In an interview with Us Weekly, Cousins expressed positive sentiments about Swift attending games, noting her engagement with fans through activities like “high-fiving people.”
According to Cousins, Swift’s involvement has had a favorable impact on the league, contributing to an increased audience. He emphasized the positive outcome for everyone involved and expressed hope for Swift’s continued presence in the NFL community.
Swift’s attendance at NFL games began last fall amidst speculation about her relationship with Travis Kelce, a tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs. Since then, she has been a notable presence in stadiums, often featured in game-day coverage, showcasing her reactions from her private suite.
Chiefs owner and CEO Clark Hunt echoed support for the Swift-Kelce relationship, emphasizing the significant growth in the team’s female audience due to Swift’s attention-grabbing presence at games.
Hunt dismissed rumors of Swift’s attendance as a mere marketing stunt, asserting the authenticity of the relationship.
Additionally, Swift received backing from Pat Mahomes Sr., the father of Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, who revealed that Swift had researched NFL quarterbacks by watching the Netflix docuseries “Quarterbacks.” This docuseries, released in 2023, features Mahomes, Philadelphia Eagles player Marcus Mariota, and Cousins.
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