Saturday Night Live cast pokes fun at Andy Reid and Taylor Swift in hilarious NFL skit ahead of Kansas City’s do-or-die AFC Championship game against the Baltimore Ravens

The cast of Saturday Night Live poked fun at Taylor Swift and Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid the night before their do-or-die AFC Championship game in Baltimore.

In Saturday’s opening segment, the comedy showcase did hilarious impersonations of Tony Romo, Jim Nantz and the NFL on the CBS crew as they made predictions for Sunday’s conference championships.

The highlight, however, came when Molly played Kearny Reid in a segment where Tracy Wolfson asks him if he’s angry because the season is coming to an end.

‘Why? Because this is the only time I get to hang out with Taylor Swift and now it’s over?’ Kearny says shakily in character. “I’m sorry, I have to go.”

The rest of the sketch continued with the CBS crew hilariously discussing what to do with their lives during the offseason.

The resemblance was uncanny when Molly Kearny (left) played against Coach Reid in the opening segment

The 12-time Grammy winner became an interesting addition to the NFL this season since she started dating Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce.

Since her first appearance at a Chiefs game in September, Swift’s massive fan base began flocking to the Chiefs bandwagon. As a result, Kelce, the Chiefs and the NFL saw huge spikes in social media followers with each Swift appearance.

Heading into Sunday, Swift had attended a total of 11 games so far this season, with the networks leaning heavily on her presence and highlighting her reactions during broadcasts.

SNL joked that Reid is mourning the end of the season because it means he won’t get to hang out with Taylor Swift

Swift’s friend Travis Kelce and the Chiefs will face the Ravens for the AFC Championship

Her twelfth appearance came on Sunday when the Chiefs took on the Ravens for the AFC crown, and she was immediately in a jubilant mood when Kelce scored the game’s opening touchdown.

Kansas City came into the game coming off a narrow 27-24 win against the Buffalo Bills in the divisional playoffs. During the victory, Kelce broke a seven-game scoring drought by scoring two touchdowns for Swift and his family.

In this matchup, however, the top-seeded Ravens will prove to be a tough host after defeating the Houston Texans 34-10 in their first playoff game.

In the other championship game, the San Francisco 49ers and Detroit Lions will battle for the NFC title at 6:30 PM EST. The winners will compete in the Super Bowl on February 11 in Las Vegas.