The biggest question about the upcoming Kansas City Chiefs-Miami Dolphins game is not about the injury status of edge Chop Robinson or rookie receiver Caleb Douglas.
It's not about whether right tackle Austin Jackson can handle KC's pass rush.
Nor if the young Miami secondary can stay withKC tight end Travis Kelce.
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It's not even about how soon Dolphins fans will start booing as their team heads for an 0-3 start.
Nope. The big question for those at Hard Rock Stadium and watching on TV is — Will Mrs. Travis Kelce be at the game? And, of course, how many times Taylor Swiftwill be shown on the CBS broadcast.
Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce rented home in South Florida
Taylor Swift has attended both of the Chiefs games this season; of course, they were at Arrowhead Stadium.
Last week, she flashed her wedding ring after Travis scored a touchdown against the Colts. She was spotted sitting next to Tom Cruise at the home opener.
Taylor and Travis were regulars in South Florida earlier this year. A mansion that Kelce rented at the Royal Palm Yacht and Country Club in Boca Raton served as the couple's South Florida home base during the summer while they were planning their lavish wedding at Madison Square Garden.
The couple also were spotted at the Meat Market steakhouse in Boca Raton, Harry's restaurant in West Palm Beach, Buccan eatery in Palm Beach and sitting in luxury-box seats at a Florida Panthers game in Sunrise. Swift even visited with patients at Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital in Hollywood.
Of course, both have special memories of Hard Rock Stadium. Kelce won his first of three Super Bowl rings there when the Chiefs defeated the 49ers in 2020. Four years later, Swift performed at Hard Rock for three nights onher Eras Tour.
Travis Kelce off to a good start for Chiefs
The Chiefs are 2-0 and part of the reason is the return of quarterback Patrick Mahomes, who has wasted little time finding his favorite target. Kelce has 12 receptions for 172 yards and one TD in the first two weeks.
A 59-yard reception against the Broncos sent him past Jason Witten's 13,046 receiving yards into No. 2 on the all-time tight ends list behind Hall of Famer Tony Gonzalez, who holds the all-time tight end record with 15,127 receiving yards.
This article originally appeared on Palm Beach Post: Will Taylor Swift attend the Kansas City Chiefs-Miami Dolphins game?
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