Taylor Swift has apparently “USURPED” the title of ‘America’s Team’ from the Dallas Cowboys, according to Cam Newton, much to the disappointment of Cowboys fans.

Cam Newton has made a bold proclamation, challenging the longstanding title of ‘America’s Team’ traditionally bestowed upon the Dallas Cowboys.

Newton’s critique comes on the heels of the Cowboys’ disappointing wild card game loss, leaving the once-mighty team under scrutiny.

The former NFL MVP and host of the 4th & 1 podcast, Newton believes it’s time for a shift in allegiance.

“If anything, America’s Team is the Kansas City Chiefs. They’ve been able to be polarizing, not only from the sports spectrum, but also from the culture standpoint. Everybody’s riding the wave of Taylor Swift,” he asserted in a recent episode.

The Chiefs, fresh off a dominant victory against the Miami Dolphins, are not only making waves on the field but also off it.

With Travis Kelce’s ties to pop sensation Taylor Swift and Brittany Mahomes’ influential online presence, the Chiefs have become a focal point of attention in the NFL.

Newton points to the cultural impact and widespread popularity surrounding the Chiefs, stating, “Everything that the Swifties touch turns into gold.”

The dynamics off the field, including rising jersey sales, the Kelce brothers’ podcast success, Swift’s notable presence at Arrowhead Stadium, and broader coverage of the Mahomes family, contribute to Newton’s assertion.

In contrast, the Cowboys, despite their historic success, have faced consistent underperformance since their Super Bowl win in 1996.

Newton’s call for a reevaluation of ‘America’s Team’ aligns with a broader sentiment that the title should be earned in the present rather than resting on past laurels.

Newton’s comments have sparked a new layer of conversations about the ever-evolving identity of the NFL’s most popular team.