There are a few numbers that will always be associated with Taylor Swift.
And of course, fans managed to find a connection between the singer and Travis Kelce's stats from the Kansas City Chiefs win over the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday.
Kelce finished with 7 receptions for 89 yards.
It's that 89 that has Swifties everywhere smiling.
So what's the connection?
The singer was born in the year 1989 and even named an album that.
Even though the singer couldn't be there in person to cheer on the tight end and his team, this was certainly a sign that she was cheering them on from afar.
This was a big game for Kelce who silenced all the haters in just a few hours. He has gotten out to a slow statistical start, but that doesn't mean he hasn't been contributing. However, everyone wanted to see him getting the catches and being thrown even further into the spotlight.
In the first three games, Kelce only had eight receptions for 69 total yards and no touchdowns.
But on Sunday, he surpassed that in a single day, while also further cementing himself in franchise history. Kelce passed Tony Gonzalez for the most receptions in franchise history.
It's clear: Swift is Kelce's good luck charm.
Once again, Taylor Swift was nowhere to be found for the Kansas City Chiefs Week 4 game against the Los Angeles Chargers at SoFi Stadium.
It's the second straight week that she has not traveled to watch Travis Kelce and the Chiefs.
Swift attended the first two games of the season to cheer on Kansas City, so many expected the singer to make the trip since her Eras Tour is on pause. But she has now missed the past two games
Taylor Swift has made it possible for fathers to bond with their young daughters on Sunday's over football. And that is because people everywhere have started to tune in to Kansas City Chiefs games, hoping to catch a glimpse of the singer.
And as her relationship with Travis Kelce has progressed, they've even learned the rules of football.
The NFL is already taking full advantage of this, referencing Swift whenever they possibly can. And other places are trying to get involved as well.
But Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin might have the best idea so far.
"We should have Taylor Swift cards," Rubin told PEOPLE exclusively on Sept. 25. "We actually asked her a year ago."
Imagine cards of the signer during all her different eras and shows! Oh and of course they would have to throw in some of her numerous different outfits at all the Chiefs games.
Everything Swift touches turns to gold. And that includes Travis Kelce.
"Travis Kelce was one of the top 5 selling NFL players and saw a nearly 400% spike in sales throughout the Fanatics network of sites, including NFLShop.com ," a Fanatics spokesperson told PEOPLE the day after Swift attended her first game at Arrowhead stadium.
Swifties everywhere would rush out and buy these the minute they are released.
"I mean a Taylor and Trav card together would be amazing," Rubin said.
He's not wrong.
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