Football fans have spoken, and it may change what Kansas City Chiefs fans will see in coming games.

A poll by "The American Survey," powered by What if Media polled 16,000 random people living in the US last week. The results show nearly 90% of the NFL fans polled want to see less coverage during football games of the relationship between Taylor Swift and Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce.

The group's results say it's not just the men who want the cameras to stay focused on what's happening on the football field.

The data shows there is only a 1% difference between men and woman who report 'Taylor-fatigue.'

The fatigue is also there with fans living in Kansas and Missouri, even with the documented difference in Kelce's performance in the games Swift attends. The poll shows 86% of people in Kansas and 84% of people living in Missouri want to see less of Swift at Chiefs games.

In their defense, neither Swift or Kelce have said anything public about their relationship.

Some fans are taking the "Traylor" talk to the extreme.

TMZ reports a man living in Maryland really makes his wife pay every time she talks about Traylor. Last month he became so tired of the Tay-Tay talk, that he add a tip jar to their home.