Photo: Taylor Swift Bakes 'Victory Pop Tarts' for Chiefs Players After Panthers Game

Even though the Kansas City Chiefs may not have been happy after holding on for a narrow win over the Carolina Panthers, they did get to celebrate with a treat courtesy of Taylor Swift.

The Grammy Award-winning superstar sent members of the team "Victory Pop Tarts" that she made following the 30-27 win.

This isn't the first time Swift has sent homemade bakery items to Chiefs players.

Head coach Andy Reid revealed during the NFL scouting combine in February that she previously made Pop Tarts for members of the offensive line, but he was upset because he didn't receive any and they didn't share with him.

Swift was not in attendance on Sunday, as she had just wrapped up a six-performance run in Toronto for one of the final legs of the Eras Tour the night before.

It also didn't seem like a marquee game on paper. The Chiefs were coming off their first loss of the season to the Buffalo Bills, but they were still 9-1 entering Week 12. The Panthers were just 3-7 going into Sunday, though they did win back-to-back games before their Week 11 bye.

The Chiefs looked to be in control after taking a 20-6 lead late in the second quarter, but Carolina battled back with 18 points in the second half to tie the score at 27 with 1:46 remaining in the fourth quarter.

Patrick Mahomes led a seven-play, 57-yard drive that set up Spencer Shrader's game-winning field goal as time expired.

A win is a win in the NFL, so the Chiefs aren't going to complain about the outcome. Swift's gift probably helped lift their spirits.

One thing that remains unclear is if Reid was included in the group that got Pop Tarts this time around.