Report: Taylor Swift to Attend NFL Super Bowl 58 If Chiefs Advance Despite Concert

Superstar musician Taylor Swift should be present at this year's Super Bowl if the Kansas City Chiefs are able to advance.

Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reported that Swift plans to attend the Super Bowl despite playing a concert in Japan at the time, and the international date line and time difference between Tokyo and Las Vegas will help her in her plans.

"Tokyo is 17 hours ahead," Rapoport said. "That means this concert on February 10th at 6 p.m. starts at 1 a.m. Vegas time... Taylor Swift could still get to the Super Bowl, to Vegas, around 7 or 8 p.m. Saturday night, just in time to party."

Swift had attended 11 Chiefs games prior to Sunday's AFC Championship, and Kansas City had an 8-3 record in those matchups. She is in attendance for the AFC title game, as she is currently on hiatus from touring.

That won't be the case around the Super Bowl, as she has four shows in four nights in Tokyo starting Feb. 7. Her next concert date is not until Feb. 16 in Australia, so it would be another lengthy flight following the Super Bowl.

Her attendance comes as she has been in a relationship with Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, something that captivated fans throughout the NFL season. While it would be quite the endeavor for her after a busy touring week, it could put a bow on a season that was fun to follow for fans.

Before this can happen, Kansas City needs to defeat Baltimore, which won't be an easy task.