Chances of Travis Kelce proposing to Taylor Swift at Super Bowl 2025

Could we really be looking at a fairytale ending to Super Bowl 2025?

Some have suggested that with a win on Feb. 9, star Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce could opt to get down on one knee and look up at his superstar musician girlfriend, Taylor Swift, and ask her the most important question a man asks his partner in his life.

FanDuel Sportsbook is providing odds in Canada projecting an 11.76 percent chance that Kelce asks for Swift’s hand in marriage on the field after the Super Bowl.

At +750 odds, a $10 bet would win $75 if it actually does happen, although the Chiefs, who are favored by two points against the Eagles, would have to win.

Kelce not proposing to Swift has -1500 odds, meaning there is a 93.75 percent chance he does not propose on Super Bowl Sunday.

The two have been dating since the summer of 2023, and the internet all but exploded that September when Swift appeared at her first Chiefs game.

There has also been speculation that an engagement is imminent, as Swift was seen wearing an infinity ring in New York City earlier this month.

An infinity ring may be a sign that an engagement is coming, although that doesn’t necessarily mean that it will happen on the football field while celebrating a Super Bowl win.

For starters, Swift watches the games from a luxury box, meaning she would have to make her way down to the field to celebrate the big win during the postgame show.

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Swift was on the field during the celebrations last year when the Chiefs topped the 49ers but was absent from any postgame shows. It is also unclear how long it took her to actually get onto the field.

Perhaps the most important factor is the Chiefs have to actually win the game, since it’s safe to assume Kelce won’t be in the mood to propose after a loss.

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