Super Bowl announcer doesn't understand 'uproar' of Taylor Swift coverage, gives peek into planning for her

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With Travis Kelce playing in the Super Bowl this weekend, Taylor Swift will undoubtedly be appearing on our television screens if she makes it to Las Vegas in time from Tokyo from her Eras Tour as planned. 

Swift has been to a dozen Kansas City Chiefs games this season since the two became an item, and she's been shown countless times each game.

Jim Nantz, the lead play-by-play announcer for this year's Super Bowl, says there is no set plan for how many times Swift will be shown during the game.

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Taylor Swift rocks a Chiefs sweatshirt at a Kansas City game. (James Squire/Getty Images)

"I react," Nantz said on "The Dan Patrick Show," adding he has "zero" say on how often Swift is shown.

Nantz says he lets lead director Mike Arnold take the reins, and he doesn't feel the need to add anything extra.

"Listen, it’s all about instincts. The way I call it, the way [Arnold] directs it, it’s gotta be a feel thing. You know, Kelce makes a big play, [Arnold’s] gonna cut to her for a second or two. That doesn’t mean it needs commentary with that shot. It just blends in with the replay, another crowd shot. But I’ve never said, on the cough switch, ‘Give me a shot of Taylor right now.'

"So, he has great judgment, our director, and so does our producer [Jim Rickhoff]. They’ll figure it out. There’s not a single word said about, ‘We’re gonna show her here, here and here.’ And I’ve probably, 99% of the time — ’cause I’ve had eight games with her present — I don’t even reference the fact, ‘Well, there’s Taylor!’"

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce  (Patrick Smith)

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