"Insecure little b***h," "Men are such losers": Taylor Swift fans rip Broncos CB Jahdae Barron for taking shots at Travis Kelce's fiancée

After the Denver Broncos secured a 22-19 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 11, cornerback Jahdae Barron took a shot at veteran TE Travis Kelce and his fiancee, Taylor Swift.

On his Instagram story, Barron posted a snippet from the game where we see him marking Travis Kelce during a play. He seemingly threw shade at Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift by accompanying the post with a caption that read:

"Tell Swift put me on a song RIGHT NOW," Barron wrote.

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Swifties on social media were not happy with Barron's post and called out the Broncos cornerback.

"What an insecure little b***h," one fan commented. "Men are such losers they can't even insult other men they just immediately resort to speaking on their girlfriends/wives," another fan said. "Go after the man not his woman you idiots. Scared. Hope they lose," this fan wrote. "Did he forget the CJ Gardner Johnson episode? Enjoy that regular season win!" another fan said. "We are just full of the smallest men that ever lived," one fan wrote. "I'm sure next time Taylor needs a song about an a**hole loser she'll keep you in mind," this fan commented.

Against the Chiefs, Jahdae Barron recorded four total tackles on the field. On the other hand, Kelce tallied 91 yards and one touchdown receiving against the Broncos. He also achieved a personal milestone, breaking the franchise record for the most total touchdowns (84).

Off the field, the three-time Super Bowl champion got engaged to the "Blank Space" hit maker in August after two years of dating.

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Travis Kelce opens up about concerns about the Chiefs playoff chances this season

The Kansas City Chiefs are 5-5 following Sunday's loss. They are placed third in the AFC West behind the Chargers and the Broncos and are the ninth-seeded team in the conference, raising questions about their playoff chances.

On Wednesday's episode of the "New Heights" podcast, Travis Kelce discussed these concerns.

"The answers are right there," Kelce said. "Your turn on the film, you see what's going on, you see where your strengths are, where your weaknesses are, and you keep getting better. And you know, the concern isn't with do we have the guys? Yeah, the concern isn't do we have the coaches? "I'm right here raising my hand saying, I need to get my s**t right. And that should be the mentality of everybody that steps in the f***ingn building and there needs to be a sense of urgency to get that s**t done to be proficient with how you're getting it done."

The Chiefs are next scheduled to face the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday at 1 p.m. ET. Can they bring an end to their two-game losing streak in Week 12?

Edited by Priyam Hazarika