Travis Kelce ally and key Patrick Mahomes target given emotional farewell ahead of Chiefs-Eagles
AN ESSENTIAL Patrick Mahomes, the playmaker for the Kansas City Chiefs, received enthusiastic support before to Super Bowl 59 in New Orleans.
The teammate of Travis Kelce received a Super Bowl sendoff from his neighbors prior to this Sunday’s crucial game against the Philadelphia Eagles.
The Chiefs players met at Kansas City International Airport and then took a plane to The Big Easy for the weekend.
Noah Gray, the backup tight end for Kansas City, had a heartfelt send-off from his neighbors before he left his house.
According to a video on X, Noah’s neighbor in Olathe, Kansas, gave him a farewell.
In the video, locals were seen supporting the 25-year-old as he made his way to the airport, queued up on the streets, and holding signs.
Read More on Travis Kelce
Taylor Swift wows on Grammys carpet in stunning red dress with nod to Travis Kelce
NFL announces Travis Kelce punishment decision just days before Super Bowl LIX
Gray, who has played for four years, was also escorted by police.
Social media users expressed admiration for the Duke product.
One person wrote, “How cool!”
Another said, “Love watching these sendoffs.”
According to a third, “SmallmarketswithNFLteams are just special,”
Gray’s neighbor talked about the town and how much the two-time Super Bowl champion is respected there.
“It’s a great neighborhood,” the Chiefs supporter remarked.
“It seems sense that we have a Chief residing here, and everyone helps one another.
“We support him.”
There were other Chiefs players that received farewells besides Gray.
On social media, wide receivers Juju Smith-Shuster and Marquise Brown shared videos of their neighbors bidding them farewell.
Additionally, the latter gamer seemed to have a law enforcement escort.
The Chiefs are aiming for the first-ever three-peat in NFL history.
Read More on The US Sun
Real reason Sabrina Carpenter’s Grammys performance filled with ‘tech faults’
Moment Canadians BOO US anthem at NHL & NBA games after Trump tariffs
Since being selected in the fifth round by Kansas City in 2021, Gray has been a part of the journey.
He has 437 receiving yards, five touchdowns, and a career-high 40 receptions this season.