Ryan Fitzpatrick Hilariously Trolls Chiefs Brittany & Patrick Mahomes After Revealing That They Named Their Third Child “Golden”
Ryan Fitzpatrick, Brittany and Patrick Mahomes (Photos by Getty Images)
Amazon Prime Video “Thursday Night Football” analyst and former NFL quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick had a hilarious joke after learning that Brittany and Patrick Mahomes named their third child “Golden.”
Earlier this week, Patrick and Brittany Mahomes announced that they welcomed their third child, a daughter named “Golden.” They also have a daughter named Sterling Skye, and a son, Patrick “Bronze” Lavon.
Though the son’s official birthname is Patrick, he’s widely called by the “Bronze” nickname. And that’s where Ryan Fitzpatrick delivered a priceless joke on X/Twitter about the Mahomes’ naming two of their kids after a metal.
Ryan Fitzpatrick was responding to a lighthearted joke from Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid, who apparently told Patrick Mahomes that having five kids wouldn’t be difficult whatsoever:
In a follow-up post, “Fitzmagic” even proposed some metal-themed names if Patrick and Brittany decide to have more kids:
As for Patrick Mahomes, his Chiefs are now focused on locking down a seventh straight AFC Championship Game appearance with the Houston Texans coming to town. The two clubs will square of at 4:30 p.m. EST at Arrowhead Stadium.
The Tom Brady-led New England Patriots hold the record for most consecutive conference championship game appearances with eight, reaching the final four eight years in a row from 2011 to 2018. If the Chiefs win this weekend, they’ll inch one step closer to tying that record.
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