The Chief of Chief speaks after Patrick Mahomes skipped him as he greeted teammates during losing Super Bowla
Toward the end Kansas City Chiefs‘Super Bowl loss on Sunday, Patrick Mahomes welcomed some of his fellow offensive players, giving high heels and sharing hugs.
But one player – who runs back alone Perine – was noticeably omitted Despite his constitution as Mahomes approached him.
Mahomes greeted Juja Smith-Schuster and Hollywood Brown before accepted by Isiah Pacheco. Next on the bench was Perine, who got up, but Mahomes approached Travis Kelce instead, and the two shared a long hug.
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Kansas City Chiefs, striker Patrick Mahomes (15) goes to running Samaja Perine, 34, against San Francisco 49ers during the fourth quarter at Levi’s stadium. (Kyle Terada/Imagings Images)
People noticed an apparent snub, and in the Instagram post, emphasizing a video of what happened, many called Mahomes because of the lack of leadership.
However, according to the New York Post, Perine commented on the post and said that people make something out of nothing.
“Lol, I actually got up to throw down a series of pants, no one blamed anyone,” Perine commented. “Not so deep.”
Perine, the third on the ladder of the back of the back behind Kareem Hunt and Pachec, captured the passage of Mahomes at the AFC Championship against Buffalo Bills, who sealed their victory and sent them to his third straight super bowl.
Kansas City Chiefs running back Sama Perine (34) during a press conference before the Super Bowla 2025 in New Orleans Marriott. (Stephen Lew/Disisn Pictures)
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It was used mainly in a passing game outside the hinterland, capturing 28 passages for 322 Jardes and one touchdown for bosses during the regular season. He also had 92 haste a yard on 20 brackets with a result.
At a loss of 40-22 Philadelphia EaglesPerine had only one wearing eight meters.
The loss stopped the search of the leader for three seals, which would be first in the history of Super Bowl.
It is the second Eagles Lombarda trophy after winning the Super Bowl 2018.
Quartterback Patrick Mahomes (15) from Kansas City Chiefs hand over the ball of RB Samaja Perine (34) during the Super Bowla against Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, February 9, 2025, at the Caesars Super Domoma in New Orleans. (David Buono/ICON SPORTSWIRE via Getty Images)
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Sunday’s match was the rematch of Super Bowla two years ago, which the chiefs won, 38-35.
Fox News’ Scott Thompson contributed to this report.
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