Chiefs owner reacts to Taylor Swift drawing up plays for the team

Patrick Mahomes dropped a bombshell last week when he admitted that pop star Taylor Swift had been drawing up plays for the Kansas City Chiefs offense.

Swift’s boyfriend, Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, confirmed Mahomes’ statement with the added caveat that most of her plays are geared toward getting the All-Pro TE the ball.

But what does team owner Clark Hunt think about Swift’s involvement with the team? Well, he recently addressed that very topic during a recent appearance on “The Rich Eisen Show,” where he made his thoughts known on Swift’s play-calling prowess.

“I’m not surprised,” Hunt said . “When you’re as talented as she is, I wouldn’t put anything past her. The good news is (head coach) Andy (Reid) is very open-minded. He lets the players suggest plays throughout the season and they’ll work on them, and put them on the board. So I can see Andy being open to it.”

If the Chiefs were to run one of Swift’s plays during a game, it wouldn’t be the first time Reid went outside the box.

He admitted last August on the “ Green Light with Chris Long ” podcast that he once ran a play during a regular-season game that was drawn up and given to him by a janitor when he was a member of the Green Bay Packers coaching staff.

“Finally, I said, ‘OK, here’s a card. Draw up the play,’” Reid recalled. “And he drew up the play and I go, ‘Dang, that’s pretty good.’ We called the play just before halftime and it scored.”