With the NFL releasing its 2025 regular season schedule, you don’t need to be a rocket scientist to understand what the agenda was behind it. Given that the Kansas City Chiefs have dominated the NFL in the last 6 seasons, winning 3 Super Bowls. Without any surprise, the league is going all in on the Chiefs. Yet again, Patrick Mahomes and Co. will be the NFL’s golden goose this season. Aside from being an NFL juggernaut, they are the league’s ratings juggernaut to pull in those record numbers. Now, considering the Chiefs are towering above others, in this year’s schedule. Here’s a bit of a warning to all those non-Swifties out there.

This year is what you could call the season 3 of Taylor Swift in Kansas City red. Ever since she started dating Travis Kelce, Swift has maintained a constant presence in Chiefs games. So, when it came to talking about the Chiefs’ schedule this season, ESPN’s Adam Schefter didn’t shy away from mentioning Taylor Swift. When asked about his thoughts on the Chiefs’ schedule in his podcast, Schefter pinpointed the supremacy of the Chiefs in the NFL’s schedule.

“It is unbelievable to me, okay, this is incredible, eight standalone games, seven prime time games opening Friday night in Brazil against the Chargers Thanksgiving Day in Dallas against the Cowboys, Christmas Day in Kansas City against the Broncos..they got to be playing on every holiday, whatever they’re playing right,” Schefter said. So, with the Chiefs everywhere in the NFL’s 2025 schedule. Schefter warned Swift haters with a simple message.

“If you were sick of Travis Kelce, Patrick Mahomes, and Taylor Swift last year. Get ready for this year because it’s going to be Chiefs overload this year, with the Chiefs on Prime Time every week,” Schefter mused. See, even though the Chiefs will be present in every corner of NFL games this year. Will Taylor Swift really attend every game?

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Everyone knows Swift only attends Chiefs home games to watch her beau, Travis Kelce, play. So, if you go by this equation. Then, Swift is expected to attend at least 9 games this year, including the one on Christmas Day against the Broncos. Aside from those nine games, Swift could also be present in Nashville when the Chiefs take on the Titans. Given it’s Swift’s home city, the chances of her attending that Dec 21st game could be on the cards.

Meanwhile, going back to the Chiefs’ schedule. It’s safe to say they are the darlings of the NFL to bring in those viewers.

Patrick Mahomes’ Chiefs match the NFL record in prime time games

Nearly half of the NFL’s prime-time slots this season are occupied by the Chiefs. Jeff Karr of CBS Sports sent out a bit of his analysis on this matter. “This year, the NFL decided to give the Chiefs seven prime-time games—the most in the league. The Chiefs are playing five-prime time games over the first eight weeks, tied for the most of any team in NFL history,” Karr reported. The Chiefs’ seven prime-time games also tie an NFL record with 2023’s Buffalo Bills. Here’s how the Chiefs’ games have been set.

They are taking on the NFC East in their intraconference slate this season. This means that the Eagles, Commanders, and Cowboys are all on the Chiefs’ schedule. Now there’s also the AFC West, from which three teams qualified for the playoffs last year. Chargers, Broncos, and Raiders will all be on the clock against the Chiefs. Now, considering the Chiefs won their division. They will have to face other AFC opponents who have won their respective divisions. Ravens, Texans, and Bills.

And finally, they have the Lions as the NFL’s schedule pits the NFC North winners against the AFC West holders. With the Chiefs spearheading the NFL’s schedule this season, the pressure will be on them to deliver. Every week, the eyes of America will be glued to the red and gold. So, it will be fun to watch how the Chiefs deliver on this front.