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Chiefs Twitter calls out Brittany Mahomes hate over Netflix’s ‘Quarterback’ clip

Alicia de Artola
Alicia de Artola

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Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes. (Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports)

Chiefs Twitter has had enough with fans hating on Patrick Mahomes’ wife Brittany Mahomes after a clip Netflix’s “Quarterback” went viral.

Patrick Mahomes is the most beloved man in Kansas City. His wife, Brittany Mahomes, doesn’t get to feel the love from NFL fans in quite the same way.

Brittany is the target of complaints across social media. She’s too present, too “annoying” and seems to anger some corners of the internet no matter what she does.

Take, for instance, her appearance in the Netflix documentary “Quarterback” featuring her husband. As soon as the show premiered, hatred appeared.

While there are days worth of tweets slamming Brittany as annoying or insufferable (using far more questionable language), the tweet from @BackAftaThis with their 124,000 followers sparked a wave of backlash against all the hate.

Chiefs Twitter calls out Brittany Mahomes hate over “Quarterback” appearance

https://twitter.com/sierrajasso4/status/1680244261101371393?s=20

https://twitter.com/beccadance8/status/1680247124720582656?s=20

Brittany and Patrick were high school sweethearts. They married in 2022 and have two children together. She has been a presence at Arrowhead Stadium and on social media, actively cheering on her husband.

While many in Chiefs Kingdom have embraced her passion for the game, others in the fanbase and the NFL at large have reacted negatively, criticizing her for being too much. That’s, unfortunately, what too often comes from being a woman in the public eye.

You don’t have to like Brittany. She may not be everyone’s cup of tea and that’s fine. But it is weird the way her enthusiasm is interpreted as an annoyance by so many. Fans are there to cheer and shout. Let her be a fan of her husband and the Chiefs.

Kansas City is set to begin training camp soon with the season opening against the Lions on Sept. 7 at Arrowhead Stadium. You can bet Brittany will be there and cheering, regardless of the social media criticism.

Alicia de Artola

Alicia de Artola

Alicia de Artola is an editor at FanSided.com, covering college football and basketball, NFL, MLB, NBA, English Premier League, Formula 1 and much more. She has more than a decade of experience in sports, and co-hosts Reign of Troy Radio, the popular USC football podcast. She’s covered games and practices, taken photos on the sidelines and interviewed Trojans legends as a USC beat writer from 2016 to 2019. Since 2020, she has taken a broader national focus, writing about every sport under the sun, including major events from the College Football Playoff and Super Bowl to the World Series and NBA Finals. A member of the Football Writers Association of America and Association for Women in Sports Media, de Artola joined FanSided in 2012 and has since been inducted into the FanSided Hall of Fame. She lives with her husband and border collie in Los Angeles.