The Kansas City Chiefs tight end remained cryptic when asked if the "So High School" singer was working on a new song about him.

While many fans are eager to hear new music from the singer, who just finished her widely successful Eras tour last year, the global superstar has yet to release Taylor's Version albums for two of her past albums: Reputation and her debut, Taylor Swift.

On Monday, January 13, the teams of the Kansas City Chiefs performed The Pat McAfee Show. While the two definitely talked about football, it didn't take host Pat McAfee long to bring Taylor Swift into the conversation.

“Let's just say you're hanging out and having a little dinner and all of a sudden the creative juices spark and you're sitting with an absolute beast who will go down as perhaps the most famous icon in music history... are you the motivator every time?” McAfee asked.

"Oh, yeah," Kelce quipped. "You know."

Further in the interview, McAfee suggested that Swift was probably working on a "good" guy album and suggested that Kelce was the muse behind her latest creative endeavors.

"There might be a few," Kelce said of Swift's new music. "You know I can't say, you know I can't say… any of that."

"I hear music everywhere," he joked. Kelce went on to say that he will "never get involved" in her creative process, but is "here to support it."

He continued, "I'm here to see where it can go."

The Kansas City Chiefs will face the Houston Texans in the first playoff game of the season on January 18th. During the interview, McAfee acted coy and tried to ask if Swift would be in attendance, but it looks like Kelce decided to play along with his answer.

"Is there going to be an aura in that place, a little bit more? You know what we're talking about," McAfee asked.

"Oh yeah, you know that, honey," Kelce replied. "It's playoff football, man."

On Jan. 4, backing singer Jeslyn Gorman shared two photos of Taylor Swift enjoying a break from her Eras tour. The fifth photo in the carousel shows Swift lounging on a boat, soaking up the sun on a boat in a two-piece swimsuit. Another photo shows Swift posing with the group in a black dress while enjoying a night out.

In the caption, Gorman shared some of the things she learned in 2024, even working on some Taylor Swift lyrics along the way. “My chosen family is pretty awesome,” she wrote in the caption, capturing the lyrics of her folk song “the 1”: “We were something, don't you think so? / Rosé flows with your chosen family.”

In another Instagram post, Gorman shared a video montage of highlights from The Eras Tour set to Swift's "New Year's Day." In the caption, the backing singer admitted: "Every time I tried to put something together, the idea of ​​it being the last thing was paralyzing and overwhelming to the point of complete avoidance," and admitted he struggled to find the words to express how he felt through tears.

"This experience for me was more than a tour, more than just a show. These people I call family, the love we feel on stage and off... 'we' will be the only 'us' we will ever be on this beautiful, exhausting, record-breaking, joy-filled, tour of a lifetime," she continued, describing the experience as a "blessing".

“Thank you, God. Long live the magic that was #TheErasTour ... holding onto the memories with all my might,” she concluded. “I hope I never forget it.”