
George Kittle and Pat McAfee mock Travis Kelce's towering height over Taylor Swift in hilarious viral moment
Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift's appearance at the Stanley Cup Final sparked humorous reactions, particularly regarding their perceived height difference (Getty Images)
Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift made headlines again, not just for their relationship, but for what seemed like a major height illusion that caught the attention of NFL personalities Pat McAfee and George Kittle.
The Kansas City Chiefs tight end looked towering next to Swift during their appearance at the Stanley Cup Final—and the jokes were too easy for McAfee and Kittle to pass up.
George Kittle and Pat McAfee hilariously exaggerate Travis Kelce's height while with Taylor Swift at NHL Finals
During a recent episode of The Pat McAfee Show, McAfee couldn't help but poke fun at the visual from the couple's date night in Sunrise, Florida, where they attended Game 4 between the Edmonton Oilers and Florida Panthers.
'I don't know if you know this.
Travis Kelce is now 10 feet tall. Did you see that last night?' McAfee joked. 'Taylor was wearing huge heels… this dude might have grown this offseason. He might be 10 feet tall. Because Taylor is very tall.'
Kelce officially stands at 6-foot-5, while Swift is listed at 5-foot-10. But next to her in platform heels, the difference still looked staggering. McAfee's joke quickly snowballed when San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle jumped in to confirm the absurdity.
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'He is definitely 10 feet tall,' Kittle added with a laugh.
George Kittle uses the moment to plug
Tight End University
Never one to waste a branding opportunity, Kittle turned the conversation toward his annual Tight End University, the offseason training summit for NFL TEs. He used the viral moment to crack another joke about player development.
'He teaches us that, but he hasn't taught us at Tight End Uni how to grow in your 30s. Hopefully that's a topic this year,' Kittle said, poking fun at his own height limitations as he ages.
Swift, who wrapped her record-shattering Eras Tour in late 2024, now has time to attend Kelce's games and events without juggling a hectic tour schedule. A source told People that she's expected to be more visible throughout the NFL season, with a freer calendar allowing her to support Kelce more often.
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'STOP SHOWING THEM!': NHL fans accuse league of going 'full NFL' as Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce hijack Stanley Cup spotlight
While Kelce and Swift seemed unfazed by the cameras, their height difference has now become another viral talking point—one that even the biggest names in football couldn't resist turning into comedy gold.
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