Pop superstar Taylor Swift is expected to make a return appearance at the Super Bowl, this time to support Travis Kelce at the Caesars Superdome. Unlike last year's uncertain attendance due to her touring schedule, Swift's presence this year seems much more likely, with her "Eras Tour" now complete.

Swift's presence at Chiefs games has become increasingly noticeable, and her impact, especially on young female fans, hasn't gone unnoticed. Former NFL star Julian Edelman highlighted this influence during a recent interview on "Fox & Friends."

Edelman, who will be part of FOX's Super Bowl LIX coverage team, shared how Swift's connection to the Chiefs has provided common ground for him and his daughter, even amidst friendly team rivalry. "It's been great because my daughter talks about football now," Edelman explained. "As a former Patriots player, it's tough hearing her say 'Chiefs' all the time, but it opens up conversations. She's really into learning about the sport."

FOX's Super Bowl LIX broadcast, featuring Edelman alongside Charissa Thompson, Charles Woodson, Michael Vick, Peter Schrager, Kristina Pink, and Cooper Manning, kicks off at 1 p.m. ET and will also be available for streaming on Tubi. The Chiefs will face off against the Philadelphia Eagles.