Jason Dunn Calls Out Chiefs Naysayers, “Keep on the Hate”
The Kansas City Chiefs made it to the Super Bowl by taking down the best teams in the AFC. En route to their fourth Super Bowl trip, KC beat the Miami Dolphins, Buffalo Bills, and Baltimore Ravens.
Naturally, the Chiefs struggled to find their footing through most of the season, but they came alive when it mattered. The ability to make it count when it matters separates championship teams from playoff busts. That is exactly what former KC Jason Dunn stated on Bleav Network's Chief Concerns.
"I don't want to hear none of it. I don't want to. None of it. I don't want no support, no new supporters coming out. We don't want none of them. We don't want none of that. Okay. Now, keep on the hate. Keep the hatred on y'all. Do it all sudden. I hate when people the, "Chiefs look for real."
via Jason Dunn, Chief Concerns
Dunn has a point in that most pundits and fans began to question the Chiefs' ability to make the postseason, let alone make it to their fourth Super Bowl under the command of Patrick Mahomes.
People seem to forget that the Chiefs often start slow. In the 2021 season, they began the season 4-3, and people began to write them off. Even this season when the offensive sputtered a bit and drops were plenty, people began to forget just how good Mahomes is when it matters most.
"I know not to bet against Patrick Mahomes. You just now figured that out? You now just figuring this out? The best quarterback in football, who mind you if he wins this Super Bowl right here, is definitely in the GOAT conversation if he's not already."
Jason Dunn, Chief Concerns
Mahomes should be considered the best as he has proven that time and time again he knows how to win big. Even if the Chiefs run into issues with drops and an offense that is not clicking on cylinders, they still find ways to win. Should they win the Super Bowl, they will join the ranks of great dynasties like the Patriots, 49ers, and Cowboys.
James Brizuela has been a professional writer since 2019. After covering entertainment and the NFL for Sportskeeda, he now works as an Assignment Desk Editor for the LA Sports Report Network which has partnered with the Sports Illustrated FanNation Network, focusing on his expertise in LA sports at the college and professional level.