Patrick Mahomes and his vision of northern Texas fell into Nike's sights this week when the giant of the clothes and the partner of the NFL congratulated the Philadelphia Eagles for beating their bosses of Kansas City in Super Bowl Lix.
Mohamses does not appear in the announcement, which includes images of Eagles from all its championship season, nor is it made directly.
Instead, the announcement seems to make fun of Mohamses using the immortal character of Muppets by John Henson, Kermit the Frog and his precious song: 'Bein' Green '.
Of course, the announcement could be a harmless assent to the color scheme of the eagles. And the fact that Nike published the announcement on social networks along with the legend “It is good to be green” certainly supports that line of thought.
But football fans are very aware that Kermit is considered the vocal doppelgar of Mohamcs. Even the Campo de los Chiefs marshal was forced to recognize the joke during the training camp when a video of Las Vegas Raiders appeared wearing a Kermit puppet in a miniature t -shirt of Mohamses. At that time, Mohamses dismissed the talk, saying: “Things like that happen.”
Nike did not immediately respond to the request for clarification of Dailymail.com, but many football fans have already decided.
Patrick Mahomes and his northern Texas timbe fell into Nike's sight
Nike's place included 'Bein' Green 'as sung by Muhomes' Vocal Doppelger, Kermit
Los Vegas Raiders 'Vegas' Ralph Sotelo de Nevada dressed as Kermit the Frog with a Patrick Mahomes shirt holds a Kermit the Frog puppet in the stands before a game
“I am crying for the feeling and crying in Paddy's absolute roast,” wrote a fan on Instagram.
“Using kermit for this was diabolical,” added another.
'Using Kermit's voice is the most unpleasant of the works!' A fan responded. Knowing that it sounds like Pat Mahomes! I only know that Nike got villain collaborations in the works.
Obviously, this is a difficult time for Mohamses, who failed in his attempt to guide the Chiefs to the first Threepeat in the history of the Super Bowl.
The three -time MVP of the Super Bowl completed 21 of 32 passes for three touchdowns and a couple of selections, but spent much of the night dodging a fierce race of Eagles passes.
Without much, if there is, Philadelphia still managed to generate a significant pressure that leads to six captures and at least one of the two interceptions of Mohamses, one of which was returned by Cooper left for a touchdown.
An anguished Mohamses assumed the fault of Sunday's defeat in X, writing: 'I disappointed today. I will always continue working and try to learn and be better for it.
Mahomes thanked 'God for every opportunity he has given me,' before adding: 'We will return'.