Kylie Kelce

Thank you for having me.

First of all, I love how many people I get to talk to at this point that are associated with the W and bringing women's sports exactly where it belongs in the forefront of everyone's world, right?

We're in the era now of women's sports is...

some of the top-watched broadcasts.

How does that make you feel?

You're in that.

You're doing it.

I do think it's great because we're in the time of social media and social media allows you to get this sort of personal view of the athletes and the coaches and everyone that's surrounding the sport.

And it gives us the opportunity to have like this personal buy-in.

We're like, they seem like a hilarious person.

I want to follow what they're doing or I'm going to cheer for them because they are invested in this thing and that interests me.

And it gives us almost like a step into your personal world so that people can be even deeper fans.

But in the world of social media, this is the second week in a row I'm talking to someone with a strong connection to Dallas.

Social media shows that maybe you might have put on some Dallas Cowboys merch.

Do you want to clear the air on that one?

Well, I think you look better in Vikings stuff, just not that you need my opinion.

Thank you.

I love purple, so I'm always going to rock purple.

Great.

Speaking of the Cowboys, you did recently go viral for throwing a perfect spiral.