On Monday, the Super Bowl champions Kansas City Chiefs make the NFL’s first visit to the White House, and a full day of celebration for their grand victory will surpass Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelsey and the rest of the Kansas City Chiefs roster. Tracks with President Joe Biden while in Washington, DCT Presidents were unable to visit the White House after the Super Bowl in 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Fortunately, in 2023 the team took a trip on the books on June 5, though with a history of supporting the Philadelphia Eagles, Pennsylvania-raised Biden congratulated the Chiefs after their victory in Super Bowl LVII. The team also tours the White House and meets with President Biden. White House Visitor Patrick Mahomes in Kansas City posted a video of him alongside his colleagues preparing for a group photo. Not only are the current team visiting the president on Monday, but the 2022 team members are no longer with the team, either. WR JuJu Smith-Schuster, WR Mecole Hardman, DE Carlos Dunlap, DE Frank Clark, OL Andrew Wylie and OC Eric Bieniemy were all seen in celebration. The QB also posted a photo alongside now-retired backup QB Chad Henne, kicker Harrison Butker, and rookie 2022 receiver Skyy Moore. The team brought a custom Chiefs jersey to give to the president, along with their last Lombardy trophy. Jersey number 46 appeared on the back, representing Biden the 46th President of the United States. A die-hard Eagle fan tried to give Mahomes and safety Justin Reid some lip on their way to the White House. With the Chiefs’ first Super Bowl win in 1970, before invitations were sent out to the White House for NFL teams, this is the first time a team has gone to the nation’s capital after the championship.
On Monday, the Super Bowl champions Kansas City Chiefs make the NFL’s first visit to the White House.
They have a whole day to celebrate their big win ahead.
Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelsey and the rest of the Kansas City Chiefs roster will cross paths with President Joe Biden in Washington, DC.
The presidents were unable to visit the White House after the Super Bowl in 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Fortunately, in the year 2023, the team has a trip that’s in the books on June 5th.
Despite having a history of supporting the Philadelphia Eagles, the Pennsylvania-raised Biden congratulated the Chiefs after they won Super Bowl LVII.
KMBC 9 is on the ground in D.C. as the team tours the White House and meets with President Biden.
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Patrick Mahomes posted a video with his colleagues getting ready for a group photo.
Not only is the current team visiting the president on Monday, but members of the 2022 team who are no longer with the team are also in attendance. WR JuJu Smith-Schuster, WR Mecole Hardman, DE Carlos Dunlap, DE Frank Clark, OL Andrew Wylie and OC Eric Bieniemy were all seen in celebration.
The QB also posted a photo alongside now-retired backup QB Chad Henne, kicker Harrison Butker, and rookie 2022 receiver Skyy Moore.
The team brought a custom Chiefs jersey to give to the president, along with their last Lombardy trophy. Jersey number 46 appeared on the back, representing Biden the 46th President of the United States.
A die-hard Eagle fan tried to give Mahomes and safety Justin Reid some lip on their way to the White House.
With the Chiefs’ first Super Bowl win in 1970, before invitations were sent out to the White House for NFL teams, this is the first time a team has gone to the nation’s capital after the championship.
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