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Travis Kelce on NFL's Taylor Swift Coverage: 'Overdoing it a Little Bit'
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Travis Kelce is ready for the NFL to cool off on the massive amount of Taylor Swift coverage since he and the pop star were linked together.

Kelce touched on the topic during the latest episode of New Heights presented by Wave Sports + Entertainment.

"I think it’s fun when they show who all is at the game," Travis began. "I think it brings a little more to the atmosphere, it brings a little more to what you’re watching. But at the same time, I think – they’re overdoing it a little bit. Especially my situation. I think they're just trying to have fun with it."

His brother and co-host Jason leaned on that side.

"I just think the NFL is just not used to celebrities coming to the games," Jason said. "Like basketball has it figured out. They're all courtside sitting there, they show them once or twice and they get back to the game. The NFL is like, ‘Look at all these A-list celebrities at the game! Keep showing ‘em, show ‘em!’ Dude, listen. You show them once, let them know they’re there. Maybe after a touchdown, you get a little clip. But you can’t be overboard with it. People are there to watch the game, right?"

"Yeah, they’re not there to be thrown on TV," Travis concluded. "You never know, you get caught throwing a big old cheeseburger in and you look like an idiot. There’s certain things, you just don’t want to be on TV at all times."

Check out the full episode here and the Swift comments around the 67-minute mark.

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This article first appeared on FanNation All Bearcats and was syndicated with permission.

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