LA Chargers defensive tackle Teair Tart isn't done going after Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce hours after Tart got physical with his divisional rival. The Chargers and the Chiefs kicked off the NFL season in Sao Paulo, Brazil on Friday, with San Diego winning 27-21.Things got tense between Tart and Kelce at 8:24 in the third quarter, when they got entangled and Kelce pushed Tart away. Tart didn't appreciate the shove and slapped Kelce in the face.The situation didn't sit well with plenty of fans, who criticized the Chargers' player on social media. More than that, Taylor Swift's fans were upset about thed incident and sent threats to Teair Tart.The sixth-year veteran raised the bar with a message to Kelce and the Swifties on Instagram on Saturday."I’m too swift with it even in Brazil…not all hero’s wear capes," he captioned a post that featured several pictures of himself, a clip in which he slaps a Patrick Mahomes pass in the fourth quarter and a scene of a slap to round it all up. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostTeair Tart finished with one tackle and two passes defended, as the Chargers took down the Chiefs 27-21 to end a seven-game losing streak to the defending AFC West champions.Teair Tart trolled Travis Kelce on social media before going after SwiftiesHours before he focused his attack on Taylor Swift's fans, Teair Tart kept coming after Travis Kelce. The defensive lineman made fun of Kelce on his Instagram story, where he posted a "Chappelle's Show" skit that featured Chappelle, acting as Rick James, smacking Charlie Murphy, alongside two crying, laughing emojis.Credit: IG/teair215Many were unhappy that the referees didn't eject Tart, as they considered a slap a big enough foul to draw an ejection. While the broadcast explained that an open-hand strike isn't viewed as serious as a closed-fist punch, fans didn't buy the explanation.Tart and Kelce are set to clash on Dec. 14 at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City. If the teams live up to the expectations, the matchup could have big ramifications in the AFC West title race.The Chiefs have a lot to work on after this game, while the Chargers appear to have found the way to stop Patrick Mahomes and Co.