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Time of India
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Fans spot Travis Kelce's hidden tribute to Taylor Swift during latest ‘New Heights' episode
Fans connect Travis Kelce's shirt to his Montana trip with Taylor Swift (Getty Images) NFL star Travis Kelce may not have mentioned Taylor Swift 's name on the latest episode of New Heights, but fans are convinced he gave a subtle nod to their romantic getaway — and it didn't go unnoticed. During the July 9 episode of his hit podcast with brother Jason Kelce, eagle-eyed viewers spotted Travis sporting a clean white T-shirt featuring the discreet logo of Yellowstone Club, a private luxury ski resort in Big Sky, Montana. The same exclusive destination he vacationed with Taylor Swift back in March. Fans connect Travis Kelce's shirt to his Montana trip with Taylor Swift and Erin Andrews The Yellowstone Club isn't just any ski lodge — it's where Travis and Taylor reportedly enjoyed a quiet escape earlier this year. According to PEOPLE, the couple dined with their close friend and sportscaster Erin Andrews at the resort's supper club, the Auric Room at Lone Mountain Ranch. That private dinner added to the growing list of low-key, high-luxury moments the couple has shared since going public with their relationship in September 2023. Andrews, who has often praised the couple publicly, even took credit for nudging Swift in Kelce's direction. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like 5 Books Warren Buffett Wants You to Read In 2025 Blinkist: Warren Buffett's Reading List Undo 'Erin is close friends with Taylor and Travis, and Travis even jokingly credits Erin with encouraging Taylor to date him,' a source told Page Six. Chiefs Matt Nagy on his Mahomes 'Cheating', Rookie Kelces, Andy Reid Lessons & "Swingin' D" | Ep 147 A fan-favorite Easter egg sparks social media buzz It didn't take long for Swifties to light up X (formerly Twitter) with reactions to the Yellowstone Club T-shirt. One fan wrote, 'I also like to get merch when I travel — he's just like me,' referring to Kelce's travel habit that now feels deeply personal to fans following their journey. The shirt wasn't Kelce's only nostalgic choice. He paired it with a cap from his alma mater, Cleveland Heights High School, grounding the look in both hometown pride and romantic sentiment. While the couple keeps their more intimate moments off the grid, these subtle cues continue to feed the fandom. Their recent appearance at JoJo's Bar in Chagrin Falls, Ohio, is another example of their low-profile, yet meaningful public outings. 'They had a great lunch, enjoyed our food, and were really impressed with the team,' the bar's manager told PEOPLE. Also Read: Swifties believe Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's romance began with this Eras Tour moment As New Heights episodes continue to roll out every Wednesday, Swifties are now watching more closely than ever — not just for football takes, but for the hidden love story unfolding between the lines. Catch Manika Batra's inspiring story on Game On, Episode 3. Watch Here!
Fox Sports
6 days ago
- Sport
- Fox Sports
The Chiefs Scrapped a Play Call for Chris Jones To Throw a TD to Travis Kelce
The Kansas City Chiefs have always been at the forefront of creative play-calling. From touchdown offensive linemen catching touchdown passes, to tight-ends throwing them, they constantly push the limits in any attempt to throw off their opponent. However, there's one play-call the Chiefs just couldn't justify deploying no matter how badly they wanted to, no matter how much they practiced it. It involved future Hall of Fame defensive lineman Chris Jones throwing a pass to another future Hall of Famer, in tight end Travis Kelce. But, despite drilling it for two weeks, Jones continuously struggled to hit Kelce on the numbers, and the Chiefs decided to scrap it. In Kelce's latest episode of "New Heights," the podcast he records with his brother, former Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce, the Chiefs tight-end and current offensive coordinator, Matt Nagy, reminisced on the play, which was called "Swingin' D." "We had (Chris Jones) doing a little throw," Nagy said. "But, it wasn't working." "It was a throw to me," Kelce explained, "but every throw was like five yards behind me, at my feet. I was like 'Coach, I don't think this is going to work.'" Nagy and Chiefs head coach Andy Reid agreed, and ultimately decided to move on from "Swingin' D," so it never saw game action. Jones has been a Pro-Bowler in each of the last six seasons because of his ability to stuff the run and rush the quarterback, and he might just have to stick to that day job. "Dude, I love Chris Jones to death," Kelce said. "I don't know what it was, but he needs to stay on the defensive side." Knowing the Chiefs, though, this could all be a ruse, and while Jones might not have the ability to throw a touchdown, it wouldn't be surprising if they tried to scheme up a running play or a route for the star defensive lineman. They have never been shy of innovation, or falling on their face while doing so. In fact, it's been at the foundation of their three Super Bowls over the last six years. So why stop that creativity now? Want great stories delivered right to your inbox? Create or log in to your FOX Sports account and follow leagues, teams and players to receive a personalized newsletter daily! recommended Item 1 of 3 Get more from the National Football League Follow your favorites to get information about games, news and more
