Jerry Jones is already preparing to host the Kansas City Chiefs for this year's Thanksgiving Day game at AT&T Stadium, and the Dallas Cowboys owner is hoping that everybody, including Taylor Swift, attends the game. The Cowboys, as one of the two teams that play on Thanksgiving every year (alongside the Detroit Lions), always try to make that day one to remember. This year, they will host the 2-3 Chiefs that appear to be hitting all the cylinders after losing three straight games to start the season. Kansas City couldn't beat the Cowboys' divisional rivals, the Philadelphia Eagles, in Super Bowl LIX, and now is eager to bounce back and reclaim the NFL throne. This duel will be the second of that day on Thursday, Nov. 27. Jones told the 105.3 The Fan (via Jon Machota) on Friday that he would prepare something special for Taylor Swift, should she attend the game.“We would have an elaborate seat for her if she should attend the game," Jones said. "There’s nobody a bigger fan of Taylor Swift than I am."Additionally, he talked about his admiration for the singer, who just released her 12th studio album. "The Life of a Showgirl," on Friday."I can’t get enough Taylor Swift," Jones said when talking about all the attention the singer has brought to the league. The Cowboys are 1-2-1 after a hard-fought, close tie against the Green Bay Packers on Sunday, during Micah Parsons' return to Dallas after his blockbuster trade. That won't be the only special matchup the Cowboys will play this season and Jerry Jones has seemingly thought of everything when it comes to potentially having Taylor Swift in his stadium. Jerry Jones explains why he never contacted Micah Parsons after Packers tradeAfter the Cowboys and Packers couldn't move past each other on Sunday, in one of the best games of the 2025 NFL season, Jerry Jones was asked about why he never contacted Micah Parsons after the Packers trade.Jones said the linebacker/defensive end directly asked him to stop calling him following the blockbuster move that ended with Parsons signing a four-year, $188 million deal."I really don't want to respond to that at all," Jones said. "But that phone call thing got stopped when he told me to take his number off my dial. It was don't call him anymore. So I quit those calls."The Cowboys will return to action on Sunday against the New York Jets for their first game since the spectacular Week 4 duel.