Mahomes and Kelce apologise for swearing on tv after Super Bowl win

Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce both swore live on TV immediately after their Super Bowl win with the Kansas City Chiefs defeating the Philadelphia Eagles in a dramatic game – with Mahomes offering a sheepish apology.

"PUT SOME RESPECT ON OUR NAME!" 👊

Mahomes and Kelce's post-match reaction 👇pic.twitter.com/RgUsaTipYJ

— Sky Sports (@SkySports) February 13, 2023

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Both quarterbacks Mahomes and Jalen Hurts were dominant in the game, consistently driving their offenses down the field in one of the highest scoring Super Bowls ever, with the Chiefs winning 38-35.

Mahomes did all that playing through a severe ankle injury that he suffered three weeks ago in their playoff win over the Jacksonville Jaguars, before re-aggravating the injury in the second quarter before half-time.

Speaking live on FOX, Mahomes said: “We played our asses off in that second half. We found a way. I just want to thank everyone. We battled to the f****** end. Sorry for my language.”

Kelce then added: “Not one of y’all said the chiefs were gonna take it home this year. Not one of y’all. Feel that s***. Feel it and on top of that, next time the chiefs say something, put some respect on our names.”