Patrick & Brittany Mahomes Shock Everyone With Surprise Announcement Ahead Of Major AFC Battle…

Patrick & Brittany Mahomes Shock Everyone With Surprise Announcement Ahead Of Major AFC Battle…

Patrick & Brittany Mahomes Shock Everyone With Surprise Announcement Ahead Of Major AFC Battle

Patrick and Brittany Mahomes sure know how to give a surprise. Just when everyone thought the Chiefs’ bye week would be calm, the NFL’s favorite couple dropped some big news. Before Kansas City’s Week 11 matchup against the Denver Broncos, they revealed a new partnership with WHOOP, a popular fitness tech brand trusted by top athletes.

The couple shared the update on Instagram, showing off their custom “His & Hers” WHOOP bands. They said the collection celebrates “performance and partnership.” WHOOP also posted, “Available for you and yours, now,” with a photo of the Mahomeses wearing their matching designs.

Busy Bye Week, But Big Move By Mahomes

Patrick Mahomes reveals the nasty shock that made him wake wife Brittany in the middle of the night | Daily Mail OnlineWhile most players relaxed during the bye week, the Mahomes family kept busy. Patrick went back to Lubbock, Texas, to appear as a guest picker on ESPN’s College GameDay. Brittany joined him to support Texas Tech as the Red Raiders gave BYU their first loss of the season.

Brittany, a former soccer player, is already deeply connected to the sports world. She co-owns the Kansas City Current, the NWSL team that sold out every home game this year and opened CPKC Stadium, the first stadium built just for a women’s team. Even though the Current’s playoff run ended with a loss to Gotham FC, the Mahomes family’s influence on Kansas City sports keeps growing.

Now it’s back to business for Patrick. The Chiefs are 5-4 after a tough loss to the Bills, and their playoff hopes are on the line. “We’ve got to learn from it fast,” Mahomes said. “We’ve got to be better as a team offensively.”

Meanwhile, the 8-2 Broncos are on fire. Denver’s pass rusher Nik Bonitto said it best, “This division’s been run by the Chiefs for so many years. If we want to be that team, we’ve got to go through them.”