Taylor Swift effect on NFL 'good for our bank accounts,' Giants lineman Justin Pugh says

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LAS VEGAS – Taylor Swift’s expected presence at Super Bowl LVIII has drawn fervent reaction from both sides – "Swifties" who are mega fans of the pop star on top of those NFL lovers who also like her music and those who have had enough of the cameras panning to her for her every reaction.

New York Giants offensive lineman Justin Pugh understands the business and dollar figures Swift brings to the NFL. Las Vegas shops are lined with Swift-esque apparel, including shirts that read "In My Chiefs Era." 

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Justin Pugh visits with SiriusXM at Super Bowl LVIII  on Feb. 7, 2024, in Las Vegas. (Cindy Ord/Getty Images for SiriusXM)

Pugh, who hosts the "NetWorth" podcast, which focuses on sports business among other topics, said Swift’s newfound relationship with the NFL is only a good thing.

"Taylor Swift brought new eyeballs, new apparel. You look at (Kristin Juszczyk) she helped put her clothing brand online. Now she has a licensing deal. The business of the sports, the business in the NFL in particular, (the NFL gets) 48.23% of every dollar that comes into that funnel. The more dollars that come into that funnel, the more that can go into our salary cap, come into our benefits and provide for players. So, who wouldn’t want that?

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Taylor Swift accepts the award for Album of the Year during the 66th Annual Grammy Awards at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles on Sunday, Feb. 4, 2024. (Robert Hanashiro, Robert Hanashiro/USA Today Network)

"Show her more times on the NFL. Let’s get every person in America