As a Hallmark Christmas movie addict – yes, I'm one of those people – Holiday Touchdown lived up to the hype. The movie starred the likes of Donna Kelce, Trey S

Throngs of folks love indulging in Hallmark movies around the holidays in order to help bolster sentiments of merriment and cheer. And it's hard to argue with the network's results: It seems like they can't produce enough new flicks.

“Holiday Touchdown: A Chiefs Love Story,” Hallmark’s snow-packed Swiftie-bait about two people looking to score, was at times about fruitcake as much as football, which was appropriate for this oddly sweet and sometimes confounding confection of a film. But unlike fruitcake, this is what the people want.

"It felt like the president coming to set," Tyler Hynes, who stars in the film, said of the Kelce matriarch during an exclusive interview with Parade. Hunter King, his costar, concurred. Hynes described Donna coming to set as "like royalty showing up and blessing us."

Not really. While the movie features the Kansas City Chiefs — Travis Kelce’s team — and taps into the female-dominated audience of Hallmark movie fans — like Swifties — “Holiday Touchdown” does not directly reference Kelce and Swift’s romance.

Romance and football fans are getting a real gift this weekend from Hallmark’s newest Christmas movie, Holiday Touchdown: A Chiefs Love Story. Starring Hunter King and Tyler Hynes, the NFL-produced Hallmark film follows the team’s biggest fan as she competes with her family to win the Chiefs’ biggest fan competition and falls for the team’s

Head coach Andy Reid, offensive guard Trey Smith, wide receiver Mecole Hardman Jr., running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire and defensive end George Karlaftis. Donna Kelce, the mother of Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce,

Chiefs and Hallmark fans filled Crown Center Square Saturday afternoon ahead of the "Holiday Touchdown: A Chiefs Love Story" movie premiere. Benched by Andy Reid, Chiefs Star Apologises for Putting Patrick Mahomes in Danger During Raiders Clash Why Are Irish Actors So Good at Accents?

According to the movie’s official synopsis, “Alana Higman is sure that her family’s lifelong history as Kansas City Chiefs superfans makes them a frontrunner to win the team’s “Fan of the Year” contest.