Taylor Swift's dancer sends message to Travis Kelce after his brother tackled Chiefs star during their win over the Saints

Taylor Swift's dancer Kameron Saunders sent a hilarious message to Travis Kelce after his brother tackled the Chiefs star on Monday night. 

In the third quarter of Kansas City's 26-13 win over New Orleans on Monday night, Khalen Saunders - a defensive tackle for the Saints - knocked the star tight end down - which led to a manic celebration from his sibling.

On Wednesday, Kameron took to Instagram to express pride for his brother after seeing him play live. The post featured pictures of Kameron with family and friends on the sideline, Khalen playing, as well as a snap of him with Swift and Kelce. 

'And THAT is how you do Monday Night Football!' he wrote as the caption. '"Proud" doesn't feel strong enough a word to describe my feelings! Because… WTF! Moment and history made!!!' 

'I am HONORED to have seen it in person and watch the world finally catch up to the absolute BEAST you are,' Kameron continued. 

'Glad the camera didn't cut to me after that play cuz I was screaming and jumping like a maniac!' I love you with everything in me!!!'

He then nudged Kelce over the tackle, writing: 'To my KC and Chiefs family… it is ALWAYS a pleasure. Til next time. PS. Hope that tackle ain't hurt too bad, Trav!'

Khalen and Kelce were previously teammates. The Saints defender played in Kansas City for three years and won titles with the Chiefs in 2019 and 2022. 

After his tenure with the defending champions, Khalen signed a three-year deal with the Saints. 

Aside from tallying two tackles and assisting five, Khalen made an interception in the Chiefs' end zone. After catching a loose ball, he gained 37 yards, impressively shaking off the opposition. 

The loss moved the Saints to a 2-3 record as they gear up to face the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on October 13. 

Kelce and the Chiefs got the last laugh as they moved to a perfect 5-0 record with the victory. In the win, Travis made nine receptions for 70 yards.