Travis Kelce drops an F-bomb at Jason Kelce over 'Tayvoodoo' remark about Taylor Swift

Travis and Jason Kelce's strong rapport was on full display on Wednesday's episode of the New Heights podcast. When the former Eagles star playfully jabbed the Chiefs tight end about Taylor Swift, the three-time Super Bowl champion didn't hold back.

It all started when Jason quipped and referenced Travis, saying:

“I kind of feel like you guys [Taylor and Travis] are the angels in the outfield. There’s some unknowns like...”

While taking a jibe, Jason hinted at the 1994 sports fantasy comedy-drama film, "Angels in the Outfield," where angels aided a team to win games.

Jason meant that Taylor was an angel for Travis Kelce and the Chiefs.

The banter turned unfiltered when Travis dropped an F-bomb. He said:

"Here you go with this f**king Tayvoodo [Taylor+Voodoo] sh*t, dude. Such a d**khead."

Travis Kelce passed the tongue-in-cheek term to hint at the viral "Tayvoodoo” theory, which is doing rounds on the internet.

Some superstitious fans are convinced that Taylor Swift has somehow influenced the Kansas City Chiefs' winning streak.

The theory gained traction in October when Swift was seen performing touchdown gestures during her Eras Tour. Interestingly, this happened the night before the Chiefs' tight end scored his first touchdown of the season against the Raiders.

That said, Swift was present at the Kansas City Chiefs' game against the Las Vegas Raiders on Black Friday. Travis' mother, Donna Kelce, was spotted entering the stadium with her son's girlfriend.

Swift's parents, Scott Swift and Andrea Swift, were also present to witness Kelce in action.

After defeating the Raiders, the Chiefs clinched a playoff spot for the 10th straight NFL season.

Will Travis Kelce's girlfriend, Taylor Swift attend Kansas City Chiefs vs. Los Angeles Chargers game on Dec. 8?

Once again, Taylor Swift's Vancouver-leg of Eras Tour schedule makes it uncertain. She will be performing three consecutive shows at BC Place in Vancouver, British Columbia, from Friday to Sunday. This means the pop star will have little room for travel after wrapping up her show.

On Sunday, the concert will start at 7 p.m. local time and conclude late. The Chiefs vs. Chargers clash will kick off at 8:20 p.m. ET in Kansas City.

Previously, Swift has skipped Chiefs games due to similar circumstances. During her Toronto Eras Tour stops in mid-November, she missed two Chiefs games, one against the Buffalo Bills and another against the Carolina Panthers.

The last time the Chiefs (11-1) faced the Chargers (8-4) in September, the Patrick Mahomes-led team won 17-10.