Travis Kelce, the 34-year-old tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs was seen arriving at Harry Reid International Airport, Las Vegas in advance of Super Bowl LVIII.

Prior to the Kansas City Chiefs vs San Francisco 49ers game at Allegiant Stadium, Kelce, who seemed upbeat, smiled and held up a Super Bowl LVIII Las Vegas cap, according to People.

In addition, he was wearing white Nike sneakers, matching trousers and a red Nike hoodie.

The NFL player’s appearance in Vegas coincides with his disclosure on the “New Heights” with Jason and Travis Kelce podcast that the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Baltimore Ravens 17-10 on January 28 in the AFC Championship game thanks to a move from a 1990s arcade game. 

“If you tell a male from the ’90s, ‘Run Da Bomb,’ they know exactly what you’re talking about,” Travis said 83 minutes into the episode. “It’s what we ran to f—ing win the game against the Ravens to throw it up to Marquez [Valdes-Scantling]. We ran Da Bomb. It’s the greatest play ever invented.”

After the game, Taylor Swift kissed him on the field as a result of the team’s victory.

“Tay, I’m gonna enjoy with the guys,” Kelce told Swift, 34, ahead of the on-field kiss. “I love you.”

At a pre-Super Bowl press conference on Friday, Kelce, who has been in the spotlight since his romance with Swift, revealed that he was a “shy kid” growing up.

“My mom’s home videos, man. Just having that camera on me at all times,” Kelce told reporters with a laugh after he was asked where he got his on-camera confidence from. “Seeing what silly stuff I’m gonna do next.”

“Honestly, I’ve always been comfortable in the rooms that I’ve been in and I’ve just been fortunate that, I don’t know, I’ve been able to kinda look into a camera with ease, I guess,” Kelce continued. “I don’t know, it’s just having fun out there, I guess.”

He then added that “sports for me is where I built my confidence.”