Brittany Mahomes Trolls Klint Kubiak
Brittany Mahomes Trolls Klint Kubiak After Patrick Mahomes & Co.’s Hard-Fought Victory Vs. Raiders 1
Brittany Mahomes, wife of star quarterback Patrick Mahomes, mocked head coach Klint Kubiak for his slightly overconfident halftime remark that the Las Vegas Raiders would win on Sunday night.
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During the halftime interview with CBS’s Tracy Wolfson while holding a narrow 13-10 lead, Kubiak said, “Not good enough,” he told Wolfson. “Gotta be better, but you know what? We’re winning. We’re gonna win the game.”
"Gotta be better, but you know what? We're winning. We're gonna win the game."
– @Raiders coach Klint Kubiak to @tracywolfson at halftime 👀 pic.twitter.com/87ESYVPBiC
— NFL on CBS 🏈 (@NFLonCBS) October 4, 2026
Brittany Mahomes Shades Klint Kubiak
While Patrick and company successfully held off the Raiders to secure a 30-27 win at Allegiant Stadium, Brittany stood on the sidelines showcasing an $8,000 Stella McCartney outfit with matching denim chaps made from YATAY M. To celebrate the high-voltage win, she took to Instagram to mock Kubiak, posting the message, “We’re winning. We’re gonna win the game.” 🤭
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Mahomes took a much more respectful approach than his wife, “That’s a good football team,” Mahomes told reporters postgame. “First off, defensively, they got a lot of veteran guys that came over to add to the talent they had. The D-line, the linebackers, and then the secondary all were playing together and really getting us off the field a lot of the time. We had some explosive plays there, especially toward the end, that really helped us. But that’s a really good football team.”
Adjusting their offensive identity to relieve pressure on Mahomes, the Chiefs made a second-half comeback to defeat the Raiders 30-27. The turning point arrived late in the third quarter as running back Kenneth Walker III broke free for a 76-yard sprint, and 177 rushing yards and two scores.
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