There's no doubt that singer-songwriter Taylor Swift was hyped after her husband Travis Kelce‘s touchdown in the Kansas City Chiefs' overtime win over the Indianapolis Colts in Week 2.

In the first quarter of the Chiefs' Week 2 matchup with the Colts, Mahomes found Kelce for a 13-yard touchdown, taking advantage of a Daniel Jones interception.

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While Kelce was hype, his wife was even more so. Reading her lips, it appears Swift exclaims, “That's my husband,” while pointing to her wedding ring after the score.

Taylor Swift's husband Travis Kelce had a big game in the Chiefs' thrilling overtime win vs. the Colts

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce (87) reacts after a catch against the Denver Broncos at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium.
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Kelce built on his solid Week 1 performance with another vintage outing in Week 2. He led the Chiefs in catches (nine) and yards (101). He also scored one of Patrick Mahomes' three touchdown passes. Currently, Kelce is third among tight ends in receiving yards. He only trails Dalton Kincaid (225) and Dalton Schultz (175).

Mahomes is two games into his return from a torn ACL injury suffered in December 2025. He completed 32 of 47 passes for 382 yards and three touchdowns against the Colts. He also rushed for 17 yards.

The game went to overtime when tied at 27 points. Kansas City opened the overtime period with a field goal, and Indianapolis answered back.

For a second, it looked like the Chiefs won after the Colts' first play. Daniel Jones threw a deep ball to Laquon Treadwell, who got up after hitting the ground and fumbled.

It was originally called a fumble recovered by the Chiefs, which would have ended the game. However, it was overturned, and somehow, their defense was able to hold the Colts to a field goal.

Mahomes got the ball back and led the Chiefs on a seven-play, 46-yard drive to set up a game-winning field goal from Harrison Butker. Kenneth Walker was also crucial on the Chiefs' last drive, and he had 117 yards on the ground and another 61 through the air.