The rivalry between the Cincinnati Bengals and the Kansas City Chiefs extends beyond the football field. In a recent incident, Bengals receiver Ja’Marr Chase playfully took a jab at Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, prompted by Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow acknowledging Mahomes as the best quarterback in the NFL.

News of Chase’s comments reached Kansas City during the Chiefs’ ring ceremony, celebrating their Super Bowl LVII triumph. It was there that Mahomes delivered a powerful response, letting his latest Super Bowl ring do the talking. Patrick’s response to Chase creates a fire sensation on the internet making everyone clap on his humorous remarks. But what was the whole story?

Pat the ‘Best QB!’

Patrick Mahomes is no stranger to defending his position at the top. In a recent interview, Cincinnati Bengals’ Joe Burrow acknowledged Mahomes as the best quarterback in the NFL. However, when Bengals wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase was asked his opinion on the best player in the NFL, he initially named his teammate, quarterback Joe Burrow. But when reminded that Burrow had named Mahomes as the best, Chase playfully responded with, “Pat who?”

Mahomes took it to heart and responded with a powerful Instagram post featuring pictures of himself proudly wearing his two Super Bowl rings, accompanied by the statement: “That’s who.” Before the start of the season, Mahomes, along with his wife Brittany and teammates, had a final celebration to commemorate their Super Bowl victory of last season.

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The Rings for the Chiefs!

Four months after their Super Bowl LVII victory over the Philadelphia Eagles, the Chiefs held a ceremony in Kansas City to present the team members with their championship rings. The rings, unveiled during the event, were meticulously designed to commemorate the Chiefs’ Super Bowl win and honor the franchise’s history. Crafted with 609 round diamonds, 16 baguette diamonds, four marquise diamonds, and 35 custom-cut genuine rubies, via NFL, the rings showcase the team’s success and symbolize the loyalty of the Chiefs Kingdom fanbase. Inside the ring, head coach Andy Reid’s motto, “EDGE,” is inscribed, while the words “CHIEFS KINGDOM” are engraved in yellow gold to represent the devoted fanbase.

The top of the ring resembles a bird’s-eye view of GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium and can be converted into a pendant. Once the top is removed, a miniature version of the stadium in yellow gold displays the number of Lombardi Trophies won during the recipient’s tenure with the team. Chiefs players were honored with their rings, presented in a striking red box. To make the moment even more special, the box featured a video screen showcasing game footage from their thrilling 38-35 championship triumph over the Eagles.

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Bearing the weight of pride and adorned with prestige, the team proudly received their illustrious Super Bowl rings. As Patrick Mahomes and his teammates donned these heavy symbols of victory, Pat’s response to Chase’s playful disrespect was a resounding statement of triumph for them.

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