(Video) Chiefs’ Creed Humphrey, pumped up, chugs beer at Blues game two days after clinching No.1 seed
Creed Humphrey lit up the big screen at the Blues-Predators game by chugging a glass of beer just days after securing No. 1 seed.
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Creed Humphrey chugs beer at Blues game (Via CBS Sports/X)
With a dominating win over the Pittsburgh Steelers on Christmas that earned them the No. 1 seed in the AFC, the Kansas City Chiefs players are spending their off week enjoying hockey and women’s soccer games. The St. Louis Blues and Nashville Predators game featured a standout moment when Creed Humphrey especially lit up the big screen in style.
The Chiefs linebacker attended the ice hockey game to support the Blues, who defeated the Predators in a tough-contested game at 7-4. During the game, the camera panned at Humphrey, who was sitting with a glass of beer in his hands, and without hesitating, he lifted his glass of beer and chugged it down in one swift motion.
The Blues shared a clip from the Friday game on their official media to give a shoutout to the Chiefs star lineman, who sparked infectious energy at the game by chugging his beer to celebrate the Blues’ impressive game.
Clinch the top seed in the AFC on Wednesday, chug a beer at the Blues game on Friday. Good to see ya, [Creed Humphrey].
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Clinch the top seed in the AFC on Wednesday, chug a beer at the Blues game on Friday.
— St. Louis Blues (@StLouisBlues) December 28, 2024
Good to see ya, @creed_humphrey! 🏈 pic.twitter.com/bEBgQQpU2F
Humphrey also accompanied his teammates: Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes with his wife Brittany to The Women’s Cup game to support the Kansas City Current in their matchup against Atletico De Madrid. This was particularly meaningful as the Chiefs star quarterback and his wife are the owners of the Current.
Patrick Mahomes emphasizes need for bye week to heal and prepare for playoffs
After securing the dominating 29-10 victory and clinching the No. 1 seed in the conference, the Chiefs superstar signal-caller shared the importance for the much-needed off week that his team got after the Christmas game. He emphasized the importance of it for team recovery and player’s health as it will allow them to regain their best shape before heading into the postseason.
It’s just going to be nice getting guys healthy. I think this was the earliest [regular-season] bye I’ve ever had just in general. To kind of have this grind of whatever it is– I think we had our bye Week 6… so it’s like almost 10 weeks of just football and grinding and then this short schedule at the very end of the year.
Mahomes said, via ESPN.
Having said that, he did not share whether the team plans to get the star players to play the Week 18 game or rather give them a break like last season to avoid any risks of injuries and left it to head coach Andy Reid.
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