Taylor Swift is not any Yoko Ono, claims a outstanding ESPN sportscaster.
Reacting to the chatter that has arrived because the Kansas Metropolis Chiefs are not dominating opponents, indignant followers are pointing to Swift’s appearances on the Chiefs video games as the reason for the staff’s swoon.
Swift is, after all, Chiefs tight finish Travis Kelce’s girlfriend, and her presence is allegedly inflicting the staff to lose focus, though she’s watching in a field far above the sector of play.
Skip Bayless, one of many extra provocative Fox Sports activities sports activities personalities, led the mob in opposition to Swift as Kansas Metropolis fell to the Las Vegas Raiders on Christmas Day, 20-14. The Chiefs have misplaced three out of their final 4 contests to now maintain a 9–6 report, and the staff’s frustration is constructing. Kelce added to the notion of being distracted when he threw his helmet on the sidelines throughout the sport.
“Feels prefer it’s about time to name Taylor Swift a distraction,” tweeted Bayless. What do you assume, Patrick? Andy? How about you, Travis?” Bayless wrote on Twitter, calling out Chiefs’ QB Patrick Mahomes, coach Andy-Reid, and Kelce.
Using to the rescue is ESPN’s Elle Duncan.
“Don’t blame Taylor Swift for being a ‘distraction,’ for Travis Kelce not enjoying properly, for the Chiefs enjoying good…No, it’s not her fault,’ stated Duncan on her podcast, The Elle Duncan Present.
“I’m so uninterested in us doing this. And we do that to girls. It’s Jessica Simpson’s fault Tony Romo spit the bit. Bear in mind Kim Kardashian and Miles Austin for a sizzling second? It’s her fault. It’s all the time the lady’s fault for “distracting.” No one’s asking if Travis Kelce is distracting her from a world tour…Nobody’s saying that. And I don’t like that.
“I don’t like that that this has change into, “That is an excessive amount of; let’s flip it on Taylor. He’s distracted,” like he can’t keep on a private life and in addition knowledgeable life. Get out of right here. He’s Travis Kelce; cease. She’s to not blame. So please cease. Full cease on that narrative. Not okay. Cease.”
