Patrick Mahomes Wife Pushes Back on Claims of NFL Favoring the Chiefs She says……

The Kansas City Chiefs’ dominance has sparked plenty of controversy, but Patrick Mahomes’ wife, Brittany, isn’t letting anyone question their success.

As Andy Reid and the Chiefs prepare to take on the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl 59, accusations of the NFL rigging games for Kansas City have been louder than ever.

The Chiefs’ road to the big game included a narrow 32-29 victory over the Buffalo Bills in the AFC Championship, with a critical fourth-down call late in the game fueling the conspiracy theories. When Josh Allen was ruled short on a fourth-and-one attempt—confirmed upon replay—many Bills fans claimed the league was favoring the defending champions.

That’s why Brittany Mahomes decided to set the record straight.

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes (15) and Brittany Mahomes.
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes (15) and Brittany Mahomes.
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Taking to Instagram, she shared a post to her story from Chiefs radio announcer Mitch Holthus, dismantling the false narrative with facts.

“We can stay with false narratives or discuss this—Kansas City was 17th in percentage of scoring drives that were aided by a penalty for a first down. On such drives in regular season number one? Wait for it…Buffalo. 33% of scoring drives were aided by penalty for a first down on 86 scoring drives,” Holthus stated.

By sharing the message, Mahomes made it clear she’s not entertaining the idea that Patrick and the Chiefs are getting special treatment—especially given what he’s accomplished since entering the league.

A three-time Super Bowl champion, three-time Super Bowl MVP, and two-time league MVP, Mahomes has cemented himself as one of the greatest quarterbacks of his generation. Suggesting the former Texas Tech products’s success is the result of anything other than elite quarterback play is something Brittany isn’t willing to accept.

The Chiefs will attempt to make history with a three-peat when they face the Eagles in Super Bowl 59 on February 9, with kickoff set for 6 p.m. ET.