Whether it's dating the tight end for the reigning Super Bowl champions or being named after a play call that results in a touchdown, Taylor Swift can do

Taylor Swift's NFL relevance extends beyond Travis Kelce and the Chiefs, as the Commanders scored a TD on a call named after the pop singer.

Washington Commanders offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury revealed during a media availability on Thursday that rookie tight end Ben Sinnott scored his first NFL touchdown on a play called "Taylor Swift" during Washington's 40-7 blowout win over the Carolina Panthers in Week 7.

One of the Washington Commanders’ touchdowns in their big win last week came on a play called “Taylor Swift.” Carolina's defense clearly wasn't ready for it. Offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury revealed Thursday that Marcus Mariota’s first completion to tight end Ben Sinnott was named after the pop star who has become one of the faces of NFL coverage over the past year or so.

One of the Washington Commanders’ touchdowns in their big win last week came on a play called “Taylor Swift.” Carolina’s defence clearly wasn’t ready for it. Offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury revealed Thursday that Marcus Mariota’s first completion to tight end Ben Sinnott was named after the pop star who has become one of the faces of NFL coverage over the past year or so.

Washington Commanders rookie TE Ben Sinnott scored his first career NFL TD against the Carolina Panthers on a play called "Taylor Swift" The post Commanders Rookie TE Scores First NFL Touchdown on ‘Taylor Swift’ Play Call appeared first on Heavy.

On Thursday morning, Washington Commanders offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury told reporters via Fox's Peter Schrager that the Commanders ran a play called "Taylor Swift" for a touchdown during their 40–7 victory over the Carolina Panthers Sunday.