Lions Could Have Beat the Chiefs, According to Antonio Brown.

Antonio Brown expressed dissatisfaction with the Kansas City Chiefs’ offensive struggles in the first half of the Super Bowl against the San Francisco 49ers. The former NFL wide receiver took to social media to suggest that the Detroit Lions could have capitalized on the Chiefs’ slow start and potentially been ahead by a significant margin, had they not lost to the 49ers in the NFC Championship Game. Brown’s social media post during the first half stated, “It feels like the Lions would be up 35-10 right now.”

Despite trailing 10-3 at halftime, quarterback Patrick Mahomes led a comeback at Allegiant Stadium, ultimately securing the team’s second consecutive Lombardi Trophy with a 25-22 overtime victory against the 49ers.

After the game, tight end Travis Kelce expressed pride in the roster and emphasized a shift in focus towards building a legacy rather than chasing individual statistics. Kelce shared with ESPN, “Man, I stopped chasing stats a long, long time ago and started chasing legacy and where my heart was at and where I wanted to be as a professional. And I couldn’t be more proud to be a part of a team with these guys and be a part of the greatness every single day and the drive every single day.”

Kelce continued to highlight the beauty of the game when approached with the right mindset, emphasizing the rewards reaped from hard work and dedication. He expressed profound pride in his teammates and the collective effort contributing to the team’s success.