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ARLINGTON, Texas — Pop superstar Taylor Swift is once again dominating NFL conversations, as multiple sources claim she has submitted a series of “presidential-level” security requests to the Dallas Cowboys ahead of her expected Thanksgiving Day appearance at AT&T Stadium. The highly anticipated matchup between the Cowboys and the Kansas City Chiefs is set to be one of the most-watched games of the entire NFL season. According to reports, Swift’s team has directly contacted Cowboys leadership to outline enhanced security measures designed to ensure maximum safety and complete privacy for the singer during her time at the stadium. Swift is expected to attend the game to support her boyfriend — Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce — on one of the biggest broadcast days of the year. The reported requests go far beyond standard celebrity accommodations and include: A fully private entrance exclusively for her motorcade, separated from all media, VIP, and stadium traffic. A coordinated security perimeter involving local police, federal-level protection units, and Swift’s personal security team. A full security sweep and recalibration of metal detectors surrounding her suite hours before kickoff. A 50-foot restricted zone around her suite where cameras, TV equipment, and drones are completely prohibited. Temporary suspension of access for non-essential NFL personnel near her assigned area. Sources say Swift’s team argues that her global impact, combined with the massive boosts she brings to TV ratings, advertising value, and online engagement every time she appears at an NFL game, makes these heightened precautions not just reasonable — but necessary. The Cowboys and Swift’s representatives have not issued an official statement, though insiders note that the organization is evaluating the logistical challenges. Thanksgiving Day games already come with tight schedules, enormous media presence, and national broadcast pressure, making implementation of these requests significantly more complicated. If approved, this would become one of the most extensive celebrity security operations in recent NFL history — the kind typically reserved for heads of state, not entertainment figures.