US EditionKansas City Chiefs star Patrick Mahomes defends Harrison Butker following controversial commencement speech
- Mahomes mentioned knowing Butker for seven years at a May 22 press conference, acknowledging their different views, but still seeing Butker's efforts to lead positively.
- Despite not always agreeing with Butker's views, Mahomes considers him a good person who cares about others and aims to have a positive impact on society.
- Mahomes values Butker's character and leadership qualities, recognizing their differences in values but respecting Butker for his daily actions.
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Chiefs' Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid break silence on Harrison Butker's controversial commencement speech
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes and head coach Andy Reid are standing by teammate Harrison Butker, speaking for the first time on the kicker's controversial commencement speech.
Here’s what Patrick Mahomes, Andy Reid had to say about teammate Harrison Butker’s controversial speech
Kansas City Chiefs’ quarterback Patrick Mahomes and head coach Andy Reid have addressed kicker Harrison Butker’s controversial commencement speech for the first time.
Patrick Mahomes Defends Fellow Chiefs Player Harrison Butker After Speech Backlash
Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes recently expressed that, although many of his views do not exactly align with those of Harrison Butker, he still defends Butker's choice to freely express his opinions in the college graduation ceremony that sparked controversy.
Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes Defends Harrison Butker Following Commencement Speech Controversy
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes defended his teammate, Harrison Butker, from backlash after expressing politically conservative and socially traditional views at a recent Catholic college commencement speech. “I’ve known Harrison. I’ve known him for seven years. And I judge him by the character that he shows every single day, and that’s a good person,” Mr. Mahomes said during a press conference on Wednesday. “That’s someone who ca…
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