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Bizarre Swifties' conspiracy theory involving Jason Kelce 'predicts' end of Travis and Taylor Swift's romance

On Monday night's NFL game, fans detected an alarming coincidence for the Taylor Swift-Travis Kelce love story that has taken the nation by storm

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Fans of Taylor Swift and the NFL noticed something during the Eagles' victory over the Chiefs on Monday night. They believe the 'sign' is a bad omen for the pop star and her beau, Travis Kelce.

The celebrity couple has been making headlines lately, with Swift attending several of Kelce's games and the football player returning the favor by following her during her South American concert tour leg.

Speculation was rife that Swift would be at Arrowhead Stadium for the Super Bowl rematch on Monday, but she had to postpone a show in Brazil due to extreme heat.

What’s the conspiracy theory coming out of Monday’s incredible game?

Fans believe they've spotted a potentially ominous sign for the happy couple during Monday’s game.

Specifically, during a single offensive snap executed by the Eagles, three of their players arranged themselves in a manner that conveyed an eerie message.

Positioned at the forefront was Jason Kelce, the Eagles' center, who played in his customary position and is also Travis' brother and co-host of their 'New Heights' podcast.

Jalen Hurts, the Eagles' quarterback and MVP candidate, was positioned behind him, and D'Andre Swift, the Eagles' running back who put on a remarkable performance on Monday night and led Philadelphia to an outstanding victory on the road, was positioned behind Hurts.

When the three players are put together, it spells out: "Kelce Hurts Swift."

Internet has meltdown over 'spooky' coincidence

In today’s day and age, just give the Internet a far-fetched conspiracy theory and watch them run with it and wreak havoc with glee.

NFL fans and Swifties alike are quite certainly reading too much into this, as the couple are showing no signs of discord and their budding romance doesn't seem to be slowing down any time soon.

Regardless, this sparked a host of banter, funny quips, and outrageous memes to flood the Internet and everyone had a good time with it by the looks of it on Thanksgiving weekend.

One X user said: "Glitch in the matrix"

Another user wrote: "The question is, which way should we read this?"

Another X user quipped: "Real eyes realize real lies"

One user tweeted: "Can’t wait for this song. For sure will be a banger."

Another X user wrote: "A whole album in one photo"

Another user remarked: "It's only a matter of time."

One user said: "I’m dead!"

And finally, this user tweeted: "Simulation confirmed"