The Most Dangerous NFL Stadiums: New Report

You know, we've all heard about how tough football can be, right? Those bone-crushing tackles and epic showdowns on the field are exciting. But hold on to your helmets because there's a new report from Sportsbook Review that's shining a light on the darker side of NFL game days – the most dangerous NFL stadiums.

We're talking crime stats and fan stories that might make you think twice about that next game.

Can you believe that the Denver Broncos' Empower Field at Mile High is the reigning champ in the "most dangerous" category? Seriously, it's got a whopping 70 crimes per 1,000 residents in the same zip code as the stadium, the survey states. And hey, we're not even counting the painful loss they took from the Dolphins recently, because that murder took place at Miami's stadium.

But wait, there's more. The Seattle Seahawks' stadium is right behind Denver in the danger rankings, followed by the Detroit Lions, Minnesota Vikings, and Kansas City Chiefs. And if you're concerned about violent crime, the Lions' stadium takes the crown, with the Cleveland Browns, Baltimore Ravens, Chiefs, and New Orleans Saints not too far behind.

Now, here's a shocker – one stadium leads the pack when it comes to crimes that fans witness. It's Lincoln Financial Field, home of the Philadelphia Eagles. Division rivals, The Dallas Cowboys', stadium comes in second place. Then the homes of the New England Patriots, New York Giants, New York Jets (they share a stadium), and the Browns make the list.

When it comes to fans actually becoming victims of crimes, it's the Cowboys' stadium that takes the top spot. The shared stadium of the Giants and Jets is next, followed by the homes of the Washington Commanders and the Seahawks. Yep, it's got us thinking about game-day security a bit more seriously!

In a survey of over 3,000 NFL fans, nearly 40% said they'd witnessed a crime in or around an NFL stadium. And get this, 7% of those fans said they'd been victims themselves during a game. These numbers about the most dangerous NFL stadiums are making it pretty clear that safety should be on the checklist when we're catching our favorite teams in action.

Taylor Swift and her budding relationship with Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce has taken a significant step.

The pop superstar was spotted at the Chiefs' game on Sunday (September 24) against the Chicago Bears. It was one thing that she was wearing Chiefs colors and sitting in Kelce's suite. However, Swift was also sitting next to his mom, Donna.

Weeks ago, it was reported by Page Six that Swift and Kelce were "hanging out" and spending some private time together. On top of that, there have been some notorious mentions of the singer on the podcast New Heights with Jason and Travis Kelce.

Swift's love life has certainly been eventful this year. In April, it was announced she and Joe Alwyn broke up. The couple had been together for six years. Their relationship inspired at least one song: "Lavender Haze" off of Swift's 2022 album Midnights.

Swift infamously rebounded with The 1975's frontman Matty Healy, but by June, the couple was reportedly over.

Keep scrolling to see some notable reactions on X of the moment Swift was spotted at the Cheifs game.

Whoever is running the social accounts for New Heights with Jason and Travis Kelce is clearly working overtime. They shared on X, "Gotta love when Mama Kelce brings her friends to the game."

Sure, the Chiefs/Bears game aired on FOX, but ESPN couldn't help but comment about this hot gos. The network wrote via X, "Taylor Swift is at Arrowhead Stadium to watch Travis Kelce and the Chiefs."

NFL Network host Bridget Condon got in on the reactions to the Swift spotting. She wrote on X, "The duo you never knew you needed: Taylor Swift and Donna Kelce."

Naturally, Barstool Sports added to all of the chatter about Swift watching the Chiefs game. The outlet wrote, "Travis Kelce legacy game loading with Taylor Swift in the crowd."

The iconic ESPN show shared a video of Taylor and Donna clearly having fun in the suite. The clip is captioned, "Taylor Swift chatting it up with Travis Kelce's mom, Donna."

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