Country Music Star Jelly Roll Praises Taylor Swift’s Impact on NFL at Fanatics Super Bowl Party
Las Vegas, Nevada – Jelly Roll, the 39-year-old country singer, celebrated Taylor Swift’s influence on the NFL at Michael Rubin’s Super Bowl Party. He believes her relationship with Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce has brought significant positive changes to the league.
“Taylor’s had an incredible impact,” Jelly Roll told Fox News Digital. “We should see more of this cross-pollination. It was cool!”
Since attending Kelce’s games, Swift has reportedly generated $331.5 million in brand value for the Chiefs and the NFL. Additionally, viewership among teenage girls has surged by 53%.
Swift is expected at Super Bowl LVIII Match
Swift is expected at the Super Bowl matchup between the San Francisco 49ers and the Kansas City Chiefs. Jelly Roll will also be present, cheering for both teams in the stands and starring in two Super Bowl ads.
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Using His Platform for Good
Beyond entertainment, Jelly Roll discussed using his platform for positive change. He appeared in a PSA advocating for transparency in healthcare billing alongside Lainey Wilson and Valerie June.
“If God gave us a platform, we should use it to the best of our ability,” he said. He also shared a memorable encounter with football legend Peyton Manning at the party.
Torn Between Two Teams
While struggling to pick a favorite for the Super Bowl, Jelly Roll praised both teams’ star players. He acknowledged Patrick Mahomes’ potential to break Tom Brady’s records and expressed support for his friend, George Kittle, on the 49ers.
Overall, Jelly Roll’s interview highlights the positive impact Taylor Swift has had on the NFL, drawing new audiences and boosting brand value.
