The Kansas City Chiefs are in Las Vegas for one of the biggest games of the NFL’s Week 4 schedule. That means another familiar question has followed Travis Kelce and the Chiefs to Allegiant Stadium.
Will Taylor Swift be at Sunday’s game?
As of Sunday morning, there has been no reliable public confirmation that Swift plans to attend Sunday’s game between the Chiefs and Las Vegas Raiders.
That could change before kickoff, of course. Swift’s attendance at Chiefs games frequently isn’t confirmed until she is spotted arriving at the stadium.
For now, fans hoping to see Swift in Las Vegas will have to wait.

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Will Taylor Swift Attend Chiefs-Raiders?
Swift has become one of the most recognizable faces at Chiefs games since her relationship with Kelce began. Her appearances have ranged from regular-season games at Arrowhead Stadium to some of the biggest postseason moments in franchise history.
Road games can be a little more difficult to predict.
Swift was not publicly spotted at Kansas City’s Week 3 road victory over the Miami Dolphins, and there hasn’t been an announcement indicating she will make the trip to Las Vegas.
There is certainly reason for fans to keep watching.
Las Vegas is an easy destination for a high-profile appearance, and Sunday’s game isn’t an ordinary early-season matchup.
Kansas City and Las Vegas enter the weekend as two of the NFL’s biggest early-season stories.
Chiefs And Raiders Meet With First Place At Stake
The Chiefs and Raiders are both 3-0 entering Sunday’s showdown. That makes this much more than another chapter in one of the NFL’s longest-running rivalries.
First place in the AFC West is on the line.
Patrick Mahomes and Kansas City have started the season perfectly, while the Raiders have emerged as one of the NFL’s biggest surprises under first-year head coach Klint Kubiak.
Las Vegas already has matched its win total from last season. Now the Raiders get their biggest test yet against Mahomes, Kelce and a Chiefs team that has controlled this rivalry for much of the past decade.
Kickoff is scheduled for 4:25 p.m. ET on CBS from Allegiant Stadium. Whether Swift will be watching from inside the stadium remains unknown.
If she is spotted arriving Sunday afternoon, that answer could change quickly.
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