Minnesota Billboard Trolls Travis Kelce, Taylor Swift Before Chiefs vs. Vikings

Before the Chiefs vs.
Rams game, Minnesota Billboard slams Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce.
Vikings.

Taylor Swift might or might not be in Minneapolis this Sunday to watch the Kansas City Chiefs take on the Minnesota Vikings, but Vikings supporters are making light of the Travis Kelce situation.

While Pfizer purchased a sign bearing the moniker given to Kelce by Aaron Rodgers earlier this week, My Talk 107.1 in the Twin Cities erected one reading “Beat Taylor’s Boyfriend.”.

Over the past few weeks, the NFL and popular culture have focused primarily on the rumored partnership/relationship/whatever between Kelce and Swift.

Despite the fact that Kelce was the one to start the whole thing by expressing his desire to meet Swift and has continued to take advantage of the circumstance since she attended two games, he now believes the NFL is being excessive in its coverage of the music icon attending games.

On the New Heights podcast, Kelce stated that “they are not there to be thrown on the TV.”.
You never know, you might get caught dropping a big ol’ cheeseburger and look like a moron.
Some things simply shouldn’t be broadcast on television all the time.
“.

It’s unclear if Swift will attend U.
S.
Sunday, she went to Bank Field to watch her third straight Chiefs game.
In Minneapolis, some fans have been putting together plans in case she does show up.

In light of the success of Swift’s Eras Tour performances in the Vikings Stadium earlier this summer, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey told TMZ Sports on Wednesday that Swift is welcome to visit the city whenever she likes.

“We’ll be prepared if Taylor decides to visit Minneapolis this weekend, also referred to as Swiftieapolis.
There are lots of great places around town for them to go on a date and lift their spirits, but she might have to comfort Travis Kelce after the Vikings defeat the Chiefs.”.

While the Pfizer billboard is not likely to garner as much attention, it is still a useful marketing opportunity for the business.

Rodgers used his weekly appearance on The Pat McAfee Show to refer to Kelce as “Mr. Flu” after the Chiefs star appeared in a Pfizer commercial promoting the COVID-19 and flu vaccines.
Pfizer.
“.

Given the circumstance, Kelce was able to poke fun at both Rodgers and New York Jets owner Woody Johnson thanks to his good sense of humor.

Kelce told reporters on Friday, “I thought it was pretty good.
“I mean, the way the’stache is right now, I kind of remind me of Mr. Pfizer.
Who knew I’d get into the Mr. Pfizer vs.
Aaron Rodgers vaccine battle, man? the Johnson and Johnson clan over there, dude.
“.

On Sunday, the Chiefs will try to win their fourth game in a row.
The Minnesota Vikings defeated the Carolina Panthers last week to record their first victory of the season.