One fan at the Kansas City Chiefs-Las Vegas Raiders game may have gone too far with his sign, calling out Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift.

A video went viral of the fan walking through Allegiant Stadium with a sign with Kelce and Swift's faces on it that said he “scores 6” on the field, but only scores a “3” off the field. The “Cruel Summer” singer's face also had a mustache drawn onto it.

Raiders fan trolling Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift 😭 pic.twitter.com/NLbt8lFCoG

— BrickCenter (@BrickCenter_) October 5, 2026

That is a low blow from the Raiders fan. Luckily, the Chiefs overcame their division rivals in their Week 4 matchup. They will meet again in Week 18. Given how good both teams have looked, their Week 18 game could be crucial for the playoffs.

Was Taylor Swift at Travis Kelce and the Chiefs' win over the Raiders?

Singer-songwriter Taylor Swift at Arrowhead Stadium to support Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs.
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Swift was not at Allegiant Stadium for the Chiefs' win over the Raiders. However, this should not come as a surprise, as she usually only goes to Arrowhead Stadium for home games.

Plus, she was busy this weekend. The night before the game, she was in New York City to support her friend Dakota Johnson, who turned 37 years old while hosting Saturday Night Live (SNL). That means Swift would have had to travel across the country to make it to Kelce's second away game of the season.

Regardless, the Chiefs came out on top against the Raiders in a battle between undefeated teams. It was mostly a slugfest, and it wasn't until the fourth quarter that Kansas City came alive.

After only gaining 18 yards for most of the third quarter, Kenneth Walker III had a 76-yard run, setting the Chiefs offense up inside the 10-yard line to start the fourth quarter. They scored a touchdown, and two possessions later, they scored another touchdown.

On the ensuing kickoff, the Raiders fumbled, and the Chiefs made them pay for it one play later with a 22-yard touchdown run by Walker. Las Vegas would score again to make it 30-27, but a Kirk Cousins interception with a second left squashed any hope of winning.