Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs have arrived in a snowy Buffalo, setting the stage for a pivotal game that will determine the fate of their season.

Their touchdown in the frigid New York town occurred just before 4 pm, with Kelce, aged 34, making a distinctive fashion statement against the wintry backdrop in a mustard yellow suit, striped shirt, beanie hat, and shades.

Kelce, appearing solemn and resolute, wore air pods as he disembarked the plane. Adjusting his collar and placing his hand on his head, he ventured into the chilly afternoon. Perhaps his serious demeanor was influenced by the recent news that unfolded just before the team’s departure from Kansas, Missouri.

It was revealed that an alleged stalker, referred to as ‘David’ by the NYPD, had been apprehended while attempting to break into the Manhattan apartment of his girlfriend, Taylor Swift, aged 34.

As the Chiefs arrived in Buffalo, undoubtedly eager to put aside their concerns and focus on Sunday’s game, Kelce followed quarterback Patrick Mahomes, who was impeccably dressed in a chocolate pinstripe suit, complete with a pocket square and grey tie. They headed towards six awaiting coaches that would transport them to a Buffalo hotel.

Upon their arrival at the hotel, a small group of Chiefs’ fans welcomed them with cheers, while a handful of Bills fans made their sentiments known with chants of ‘Go home!’

The team was later captured on video as they arrived at their Buffalo hotel, greeted by more cheering fans. However, amidst the excitement, one passionate Bills fan could be heard shouting ‘you suck, Kelce’ as he made his way indoors.

Swift is expected to attend tomorrow’s AFC divisional playoff game at Buffalo’s Highmark Stadium, where the Chiefs will face the Bills. Notably, this event will mark her first meeting with Travis Kelce’s brother, Jason, an NFL figure who has been a focal point of recent headlines. Speculation has arisen that Jason may retire from the game after his Philadelphia Eagles lost to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Monday night. While he reportedly informed the Eagles’ locker room of his intention to retire, no formal announcement has been made. In the meantime, Jason and his wife are lending their support to Travis and the Chiefs during this free weekend.

In a recent episode of the New Heights podcast, co-hosted by Travis and Jason, the Chiefs star expressed his anticipation for playing against the passionate Buffalo fanbase known as the Bills Mafia. He playfully downplayed the impact they could have on the game at Highmark Stadium, saying, “It’s Bills Mafia, man. That’s their home-field advantage. I’m sure the guys love playing for that fan base. I grew up in Cleveland, man. They were throwing beer bottles at people!”

Despite the Bills defeating the Chiefs in Week 14 of the NFL, even at Kansas City’s Arrowhead Stadium, Travis cautioned that a different team would take the field on Sunday night. He emphasized the positive energy within the Chiefs’ organization, citing their strong defense, effective offense, and overall camaraderie. Travis expressed his love for the challenge of playing in Buffalo’s hostile environment, with the knowledge that it’s a single-elimination game.