Taylor Swift has taken over Foxborough this weekend and among her fans are members of the New England Patriots team.
Prior to her first night at Gillette Stadium, the Patriots released a video early Friday with many players saying their favorite albums and songs.
Along with the video, Mac Jones and Bill Belichick were in attendance at the first show.
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Jones, who appears to be a Swiftie, had a few favorite songs, mentioning The Last Great American Dynasty and Karma, while also adding his favorite album is Reputation because of "what it stands for."
Yet another other quarterback on the roster wasn't as familiar with the singer's work. Bailey Zappe claimed that the only song he knew was 22, while Kendrick Bourne said he was "just here for support."
Center David Andrews classified himself as "old school," saying his top song was Mary's Song off of her debut album, released in 2006.
Cornerback Jalen Mills and linebacker Jahlani Tavai both answered End Game featuring Ed Sheeran and Future, which is from Swift's Reputation album.
Tight ends Matt Sokol and Mike Gesicki weighed into the debate, with Sokol saying Marjorie (Folklore) and Gesicki answering Enchanted (Speak Now).
With a little shake of his head, Scott Washington's favorite song was simple: Shake It Off.
Ty Montgomery went with a classic, choosing Love Story, while Raleigh Webb chose All Too Well (10 Minute Version). Connor McDermott selected Best Day.
Brenden Schooler concluded the video saying his favorite song is You Belong with Me and proceeded to sing it, but the audio was "removed for legal purposes"