Taylor Swift's presence at Kansas City Chiefs' games seems to be more than just a coincidence as the team claims yet another victory in her presence. Swift was seen clapping and smiling as Travis Kelce, the Chiefs' star player, made his way onto the field during a recent game.

A video shared on social media captured Swift in a joyful moment, showing her unwavering support for Kelce and the team. This is not the first time Swift has shown her fandom for the Chiefs, as she has been spotted at the stadium on multiple occasions this season.

In fact, Swift has attended all five Chiefs' games so far, hitting all major networks including CBS, NBC, Fox, ESPN, and Amazon. Strikingly, every game she has attended has ended in a Kansas City victory. The two games she missed, the season opener against the Detroit Lions and the game against the Vikings in Minnesota, resulted in a Chiefs' win and loss, respectively.

As the Chiefs prepare for their upcoming showdown at Arrowhead Stadium, they hold an impressive 5-1 record. The opposing team, the Chargers, enters the game with a 2-3 record, making the match an exciting clash between division rivals.

Adding intrigue to the story is the blossoming romance between Kelce and Swift. The pair has been seen together in public, most recently making a surprise appearance on "Saturday Night Live." Their relationship has garnered national and international attention, with cameras constantly following their every move.

Fans and analysts alike can't help but wonder if Swift's presence and support have played a part in the Chiefs' success this season. While some may attribute it to mere coincidence, there is no denying the positive impact Swift's attendance has had on the team's morale.

As the Chiefs continue to dominate the field, supporters eagerly await the next game, hoping that Swift's presence will once again bring them closer to victory. Whether it's her unwavering support or just sheer luck, one thing is clear - Taylor Swift is becoming a good luck charm for the Kansas City Chiefs.