NFL Podcaster Under Fire After Insensitive Taylor Swift Comments

There are many who aren’t thrilled that pop star Taylor Swift has taken over some NFL Sundays due to the amount of attentions he commands when she attends Kansas City Chiefs games to support her boyfriend Travis Kelce.

And while most reserve their discourse to solemnly complaining in the comfort of their own home, a specific few have felt the need to voice their contempt for Swift on social media — an outlet that has landed one NFL podcaster in some hot water.

Cam Stewart, a betting and in-game betting provider for Sportsgrid, according to his bio on X, recently found himself under fire for an unsavory comment he made about Swift on an SDPN podcast.

While chatting with fellow podcaster Drew Livingstone about the upcoming Chiefs-Buffalo Bills matchup on Sunday, Livingstone mentioned Swift possibly being in attendance at Highmark Stadium, to which Stewart responded “Oh, who cares? Throw her into (Niagara) Falls.”

Stewart’s remarks came across as in poor taste, and the comment section didn’t hesitate to put him in his place.

“Buddy. There are fans more powerful and more ruthless than Chiefs fans. They are called Swifties. They are about to unleash hell on your life. Big mistake,” one fan stated.

“And they say women are too emotional this guy is yelling about sports ball,” another chimed in.

“Buddy you’re about to learn why you don’t talk bad about Taylor….,” one user remarked.

“Is this really who you want to be? I’m sure it seemed like a harmless throwaway comment, but this isn’t normal. Would you say this about another player’s girlfriend? Wife? Mom? Daughter? Why do you think this is okay? Why is Taylor Swift the exception to this line you wouldn’t normally cross?” exclaimed another.

“(Big) mistake at the end there mate u don’t know what’s in store for you now Tayvoodo gonna have the Chiefs winning every game just to spite you,” expressed one fan.

“What grown man acts like this?” asked another user.

While some fans likely share Stewart’s disdain for seeing Swift so much during NFL games, players don’t feel the same.

A recent survey conducted by The Athletic showed that 72.5% of players polled thought Swift’s presence at Chiefs games have been a good thing for the NFL.

Stewart has a reputation for making outlandish comments and being a pot-stirrer, and the attention he’s getting from his Swift comments has certainly given him his 15 minutes.