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LOOK: Kansas City Chiefs Visit President Joe Biden at White House

The Kansas City Chiefs are at the White House on Monday to visit President Joe Biden and commemorate their Super Bowl LVII victory.

Jordan Foote

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Because of the circumstances surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl LIV win over the San Francisco 49ers didn't result in the team making the trip up to Washington D.C. back in 2020. Now that Andy Reid's team is a champion once again, though, a thrilling Super Bowl LVII win over the Philadelphia Eagles punched Kansas City's ticket to the White House.

Arriving on Monday, the Chiefs made the trip of a lifetime just one day before a third session of organized team activities (OTAs) kicks off back in Kansas City on Tuesday. At the White House, the organization is being recognized by President Joe Biden as the NFL champs for the 2022-23 campaign in a tradition that is one of the highlights of the league offseason.

Kansas City mayor Quinton Lucas is in attendance, as are Kansas Governor Laura Kelly, Congressman Emanuel Cleaver and former Senator Claire McCaskill. Political figures, team staff, media members and many others gathered on Monday to celebrate the grandest accomplishment of this past season.

The Associated Press has a livestream set up and running on their YouTube channel, starting at 3:30 p.m. Kansas City time. The White House's official YouTube channel also has one beginning at the same time. 

Below are some of the Chiefs' best moments from Monday afternoon in D.C.

First look at the football being presented to the Chiefs

Patrick Mahomes takes in the experience

Former Chief JuJu Smith-Schuster documents his trip to D.C.

Carlos Dunlap gives a firsthand look at arriving at the White House

Allen Wright pokes fun at some of the Chiefs' staff

Rick Burkholder poses with the Lombardi Trophy and Biden's jersey

Mahomes snaps a picture with Chad Henne, Skyy Moore and Harrison Butker

Chiefs assemble for Biden's speech

Biden holds a moment of silence for Norma Hunt

Reid issues another statement of confidence

Biden gets presented with his jersey

Mahomes cuts Kelce off at the podium

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JORDAN FOOTE

Jordan Foote is the deputy editor of Kansas City Chiefs On SI. Foote is a Baker University alumnus, earning his degree in Mass Media.

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