Brittany Mahomes had a front-row view for the Kansas City Chiefs’ trip to Allegiant Stadium, and she made the most of it before the afternoon turned into another loud chapter in the rivalry with the Las Vegas Raiders.
From a luxury suite in Las Vegas, she watched the Chiefs go to work while supporting her husband, Patrick Mahomes. On Instagram, she shared behind-the-scenes looks at the game-day setup and later showed off a custom Chiefs-themed outfit that drew plenty of praise from her followers.
But the postgame moment was the one that traveled fastest.
After the Chiefs completed their comeback win, Brittany Mahomes took aim at the Raiders on Instagram and zeroed in on first-time head coach Klint Kubiak after his halftime confidence didn’t age well. During a sideline interview at intermission, Kubiak had said, “We’re winning.
We’re gonna win the game.” Brittany later echoed it back word for word, pairing the line - “We’re winning.
We’re gonna win the game,” - with a smirking emoji.
The jab caught on immediately, and fans piled into the comments with their own reactions.
“And We won!!!! ❤️❤️,” Randi Mahomes said.
“The caption understood the assignment 😂👏🏻,” a second person wrote. “Patrick seen that on playback and was like..
Bet🤣,” a third person stated. “I KNEW his comment was gonna backfire and was waiting 🍿😂😂,” a fourth person added.
On the field, Kansas City finished the job with a 31-27 win over Las Vegas on Sunday afternoon, using a fourth-quarter rally to pull it out. The victory moved the Chiefs to 4-0, though the result was overshadowed by a serious injury to breakout receiver Tyquan Thornton.
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