Brittany Mahomes had a front-row view for one of the season’s most dramatic finishes, and she made sure the Las Vegas Raiders heard about it afterward.
She was in a luxury suite at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas on Sunday, there to support her husband, Patrick Mahomes, as the Kansas City Chiefs took on the Raiders. During the game, she shared behind-the-scenes looks from her day on Instagram and later posted a custom Chiefs-themed outfit that drew plenty of attention from her followers.
But the real postgame moment came after Kansas City’s comeback.
Brittany Mahomes took aim at Raiders head coach Klint Kubiak after his halftime confidence didn’t age well. In a sideline interview at the break, Kubiak had said, “We’re winning.
We’re gonna win the game.” The Chiefs then turned the second half into their own show, storming back to win and move to 4-0.
Mahomes answered with Kubiak’s own words on Instagram, writing, “We’re winning. We’re gonna win the game,” followed by a smirking emoji.
The post spread fast, and fans piled on with 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’s 31-27 win over Las Vegas came after a fourth-quarter rally, but the victory was shadowed by a gruesome injury to breakout receiver Tyquan Thornton. Still, the result pushed the Chiefs to a perfect 4-0 start.
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