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NFL Week 4 Sunday Night Football live tracker: Kansas City hangs on to beat Jets as Taylor Swift, crew cheer on Chiefs

The Chiefs held on to take a SCORE win over the Jets on Sunday night

Taylor Swift, Blake Lively, Ryan Reynolds and others all made the trip to MetLife Stadium on Sunday night to watch the Chiefs take on the Jets.
Taylor Swift, Blake Lively, Ryan Reynolds and others all made the trip to MetLife Stadium on Sunday night to watch the Chiefs take on the Jets. (Elsa/Getty Images)

The Kansas City Chiefs arrived at MetLife Stadium for their "Sunday Night Football" matchup with the New York Jets, but they were far from the main attraction.

Pop star Taylor Swift and a crew of other celebrities — including Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively, Hugh Jackman, Sophie Turner and more — showed up once again to watch the Chiefs. They were in a suite in the stadium rooting for Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, who she's been linked to romantically for weeks now. We're only partially joking about that "main attraction" part.

While Swift drew most (all) of the attention early, the Chiefs struggled to put the Jets away despite a dominant start. They held on late and mounted one last drive right up to the goalline to run out the clock take the 23-20 win.

The Chiefs flew way ahead early in the night without any real issue. Running back Isiah Pachecho broke open for a 48-yard touchdown early, and then Patrick Mahomes found Noah Gray for a 34-yard touchdown in the first quarter. Those two scores, along with a Harrison Butker field goal, put them up 17-0.

Zach Wilson and the Jets largely struggled early on. The first sign of life came after a facemask penalty led to a safety in the second quarter, which put them on the board. By the time the half was over, however, they were right back in it. The Jets intercepted Mahomes twice, one of which set up a touchdown pass to C.J. Uzomah. The Chiefs took an eight-point lead into the locker room at the break.

Wilson then scored right out of halftime with a wild 10-yard pass to Allen Lazard. Wilson ran in the two-point conversion to tie the game up, too. That was the last points put up in the third quarter, though, and then the Chiefs kicked another field goal early in the fourth before their game-sealing drive late. They've now won three straight, and the Jets haven't won since their season opener.

Kelce and the Chiefs are fresh off a dismantling of the Chicago Bears. The Chiefs pulled off a 41-10 victory over the Bears. Kelce caught a touchdown in that contest, but couldn't repeat that in Week 4.

Follow along as Yahoo Sports updates you on the latest scores, stats and injuries as the Jets take on the Chiefs on "Sunday Night Football."