Jets Super Bowl Watch: Odds Travis Kelce Proposes To Taylor Swift At Super Bowl?

The New York Jets are no strangers to the Swift Effect.

One of the most-followed NFL storylines of this season is the budding relationship between mega-pop star Taylor Swift and Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce.

The New York Jets are no strangers to the "Swift Effect."

MetLife Stadium is where it all (kinda) began. The Chiefs vs. Jets Sunday Night Football game marked the first game Swift attended to cheer on Kelce and she nearly broke the internet alongside famous friends Blake Lively, Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman. 

The game was also the most-watched Sunday TV show since the Super Bowl, according to NBC Sports. The biggest demographic gains were among girls 12 to 17 (53%), the network said. 

The 12-time Grammy Award-winning songstress has also undoubtedly moved the needle in NFL viewership and fandom with many "Swifties" turning their attention to football, and now, the Super Bowl.

Taylor Swift at MetLife / © Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports

The reigning-Super Bowl champion Chiefs will look to defend their title against the San Francisco 49ers on Feb. 11 in Las Vegas. Swift will likely be there, although she does have a quick turnaround from her final Era's Tour show in Tokyo to get there.

Could this romance apex with Kelce down on one knee after the Super Bowl?

The odds are slim, with "no" being a heavy favorite at the moment. The "yes" option is currently listed at +1120, with the negatory at -3500. The current odds imply that there is an eight-percent chance of an on-field proposal with a 92-percent chance it won’t happen.

Then again. You never know with this love story.

Also, the odds are only available in Canada. No legal American sportsbook will host any Taylor Swift props for the Super Bowl. The Niners are the current favorites to win Super Bowl LVIII, so the odds are stacked against Kelce's Chiefs in more ways than one.

Swift has supported Kelce by attending 12 Chiefs games this season, sitting in suites with family members of the team. The two exchanged a sweet embrace that went viral on the field after the Chiefs beat the Baltimore Ravens to punch their ticket to the Super Bowl.

No doubt, an engagement would move the needle off the charts.