We want to know who wins the Super Bowl, but also who Taylor Swift sits next to

This Sunday, it pays to best friends with Taylor Swift.

With Super Bowl 59 fast approaching, some of the most posh seats in New Orleans’ Caesars Superdome will belong to the music icon and … whoever she chooses to invite.

So who’s on the vaunted shortlist to join Swift as she cheers on her beau, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, against the Philadelphia Eagles?

You’d have pretty good odds if you listed A-listers such as Selena Gomez and her fiancée Benny Blanco, actress Blake Lively and her husband Ryan Reynolds, as well as singers Sabrina Carpenter and Ice Spice, all of whom have spent time with Swift – and Kelce’s family members in a private box over the past 16 months. (Though with the drama around the Lively and Justin Baldoni lawsuit, it’s possible Swift won’t invite them.)

Why Miles Teller won’t be going to Super Bowl 59 with Taylor Swift
Definitely not on the guest list this year however are actor Miles Teller and his wife Keleigh, this despite the couple having joined Swift in her box for the Chief’s second second straight Super Bowl win last year over the San Francisco 49ers.

What happened to the invite? Simple – pure team rivalry. Teller told People magazine that since he and his wife were passionate Eagles fans (Teller spent his childhood years in Pennsylvania and Delaware), they could not see themselves enjoy the game in the enemy’s den.

“She’s a diehard Birds fan,” Teller said. “She might be a Southern California girl, but you marry into Philadelphia sports and that is it.” He added with pride: “I’m going to be in a sea of green.

A quick run through of Swift’s past appearances at Chiefs game, which often came in the middle of her record-setting global Eras Tour, provides a sense of who else might be in the running for an invitation to this especially hot ticket. The Chiefs, led by quarterback Patrick Mahomes, could notch an NFL-record third straight Super Bowl; of the eight other teams who won two back-to-back trophies, none made it back to the Super Bowl for a third attempt. (For the record, megastar Tom Brady has won 7 Super Bowl rings, but never three in a row.)