Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are getting back to work after each having a hiatus from life on the road. But will they be able to support each other from the sidelines amid their busy fall schedules?

Swift has a big break in her Eras Tour this fall. Will we see her in the box at Kelce’s Kansas City Chiefs games again. Following the 2024 Super Bowl, during which Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs secured another championship win, the football player entered the NFL offseason allowing him some free time to play golf at the Wynn Las Vegas, film the upcoming reboot of Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader? in Los Angeles and, of course, enter his “supportive boyfriend” era.

After a few months off of her own, Swift returned to the stage for her successful Eras Tour in Paris on May 9, with a brand-new setlist. Not only did the concert include new songs from the Tortured Poets Department but it also included some sweet nods to Kelce. While Kelce was able to support Swift during her last concert in Paris alongside her pals Gigi Hadid and Bradley Cooper, his schedule is about to get very busy as the NFL recently announced the Kansas City Chiefs’ game lineup for the 2024-2025 season.

Will we see them in the stands for one another this fall? Here’s how their schedules align. In May, the NFL unveiled the official schedule for the upcoming season, including the Kansas City Chiefs’ upcoming games. The team is expected to return to the football field later this year as they have their opening game on Sept. 5 at Arrowhead Stadium, where they will face off with the Baltimore Ravens.

In addition to the team’s three preseason games in August (which coincide with Swift’s European tour), the Kansas City Chiefs’ official NFL schedule is as follows:

Thursday, Sept. 5 – Baltimore Ravens at Kansas City Chiefs

Sunday, Sept. 15 – Cincinnati Bengals at Kansas City Chiefs

Sunday, Sept. 22 – Kansas City Chiefs at Atlanta Falcons

Sunday, Sept. 29 – Kansas City Chiefs at Los Angeles Chargers

Monday, Oct. 7 – New Orleans Saints at Kansas City Chiefs

Sunday, Oct. 20 – Kansas City Chiefs at San Francisco 49ers

Sunday Oct. 27 – Kansas City Chiefs at Las Vegas Raiders

Monday, Nov. 4 – Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Kansas City Chiefs

Sunday, Nov. 10 – Denver Broncos at Kansas City Chiefs

Sunday, Nov. 17 – Kansas City Chiefs at Buffalo Bills
Sunday, Nov. 24 – Kansas City Chiefs at Carolina Panthers

Friday, Nov. 29 – Las Vegas Raiders at Kansas City Chiefs

Sunday, Dec. 8 – Los Angeles Chargers at Kansas City Chiefs

Sunday, Dec. 15 – Kansas City Chiefs at Cleveland Browns

Saturday, Dec. 21 – Houston Texans at Kansas City Chiefs

Wednesday, Dec. 25 – Kansas City Chiefs at Pittsburgh Steelers

Saturday, Jan. 4 or Sunday, Jan. 5 – Kansas City Chiefs at Denver Broncos

Though his game schedule officially kicks off in September, he will likely be busy with practices in the months ahead. Offseason workouts reportedly began in April and practices are expected to kick off in late July. Additionally, Kelce is slated to host the upcoming reboot of Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader?, which films in Los Angeles. An insider told PEOPLE that production kicked off in April, though it’s unclear if Kelce has already taped all of his episodes.

Kelce has also been gearing up for his television debut on Ryan Murphy’s new series Grotesquerie. In early May, the football star was seen filming on set as production kicked off. It’s unclear how long filming will last, but the show is slated to drop in the fall.

Meanwhile, Swift is keeping busy with her Eras Tour. After kicking off the European leg of the tour with her Paris concert on May 9, Swift has many more shows lined up in the months ahead, including stops in the United Kingdom, Italy, Germany and Austria throughout the summer. She wraps up her European leg of the tour on Aug. 20 as she performs at Wembley Stadium in London, United Kingdom. From there, she will take a two-month hiatus before kicking off the second leg of her United States tour in Miami, Fla. in October.