Greetings from Buffalo Taylor! Fans emailed Swift this message upon her arrival in Buffalo, New York today.
Around 4 p.m., Swift made her private aircraft landing, and a police escort, a sprinter van, and a convoy of SUVs awaited her on the tarmac. Then, dressed for the game in a white jacket and a red hat, she was seen walking into Highmark Stadium.
Upon reaching the Buffalo Bills stadium, she encountered several jeers from the spectators.
The admirers who were lucky enough to greet her airside are cheering her as she steps off the plane in these exclusive photos that DailyMail.com has received.
As they excitedly greeted their hero, one girl carried flowers in the Chief’s signature red and yellow hues, while another held up a vibrant pink welcome sign.
To welcome Swift to Buffalo, a few die-hard fans braved the cold and snow.
After a quick meet and greet in the freezing Buffalo air, Swift was rushed away with sirens blazing to Highmark Stadium, where she will witness the biggest game of boyfriend Travis Kelce’s season with his family.
Even if it’s predicted that the game will take place on Sunday night in temperatures minus 20, that won’t be the same as the scorching -4 that Taylor experienced in Kansas City the previous weekend when supporting the Chiefs against the Miami Dolphins.
According to exclusive DailyMail.com images from earlier on Sunday, Travis’ older brother Jason, together with his wife Kylie and their parents Donna and Ed, arrived in Buffalo for the game.
She touched down just after Travis was spotted getting ready for the big game at Highmark Stadium with his Chiefs teammates.
The 34-year-old tight end arrived at the stadium for his team’s crucial game wearing a mustard suit and a red wool cap.
Travis said he is excited to play the die-hard Bills supporters at a Chiefs news conference on Friday.
“Dude, this is Bills Mafia.” Their home field advantage is this. “I know the players love performing for that group of supporters,” he said to reporters in Kansas City.
Man, I’m from Cleveland. They hurled beer bottles at individuals. The playoffs are here, Buffalo, it doesn’t get much better, baby.
Before facing the Buffalo Bills, Travis Kelce imagined his team warming up outside.
Week 14 of the regular season ended in a Chiefs loss to the Bills at Arrowhead Stadium, but Josh Allen and company were forewarned by Kelce that they would be playing a different club on Sunday night.
Speaking on the podcast New Heights, which he co-hosts with brother Jason, Kelce stated, “I think right now it’s just a different energy in our building at least.”
“I just think it’s the way we’re playing together, man—our offense and defense are clicking.” I adore the way we’re feeling right now—going to work and having a great time. That is an amazing sensation.
“I relish the challenge of traveling to Buffalo, a hostile atmosphere, and attempting to figure out how to prevail in a single elimination match.”
