Kansas City, known for its deep love and unwavering support of its sports teams, has always had its eyes fixed firmly on the Chiefs. With Patrick Mahomes leading the team to an undefeated 8-0 record this season, the city’s energy has been focused on its football heroes.

But this weekend, Brittany Mahomes—wife of the Chiefs’ star quarterback—is calling on Kansas City to turn its attention to another team that’s making waves: the Kansas City Current.

While the Chiefs continue their chase for another Super Bowl, Brittany is rallying the city to support the Kansas City Current, the women’s soccer team that she helped bring to life. With a critical playoff match against the North Carolina Courage coming up, this is the perfect moment for fans to step up and show their loyalty to more than just football.

Brittany’s Call to Action: “Let’s Goooooo KC!!! Show Up Saturday and Be Loud!!!”
Brittany Mahomes has always been more than just a supportive spouse. As a co-owner of the Kansas City Current, she’s been actively involved in building the team from the ground up since its establishment in 2020. Alongside local entrepreneurs Annie and Chris Long, Brittany played a pivotal role in bringing professional women’s soccer to Kansas City, a city already brimming with sports enthusiasm.

Now, with the Current heading into the NWSL quarterfinals, Brittany is making a direct appeal to the fans: “Let’s gooooo KC!!! Show up Saturday and be loud!!!” With this enthusiastic rallying cry, Brittany is calling on the same fervor that has turned Arrowhead Stadium into a fortress for the Chiefs. She wants the people of Kansas City to fill the stadium, to make their voices heard, and to stand with the Current as they chase glory in the postseason.

A Team Built on Passion and Legacy
For Brittany and Patrick Mahomes, the Kansas City Current are more than just another sports franchise. They see the team as a vital part of the city’s sports identity—a team that represents not only the growing presence of women’s sports, but also the heart of Kansas City’s athletic legacy.

Brittany’s involvement in the Current has always been about empowerment, and in 2023, Patrick joined the ownership group, solidifying the Mahomes’ commitment to the team’s success. “I am thankful for the chance to join Brittany Mahomes as part of the KC Current ownership team,” Patrick said earlier this year. “I’m proud to be part of this team and the mission to elevate women’s soccer.”

Their vision isn’t just about creating a successful team; it’s about fostering a culture of championship-caliber women’s sports, a vision they are both deeply invested in.

A Weekend of Dual Champions: Chiefs and Current in Action
Brittany’s call to action is coming at a pivotal moment. As the Chiefs prepare for a high-stakes game against the Denver Broncos in Week 10, the Kansas City Current are gearing up for their own postseason showdown. With both teams poised to make history, Kansas City is presented with a rare opportunity: to support not just one but two teams on the verge of championship glory.

Kansas City has already shown up in large numbers for the Current in the past, but this playoff game represents an important milestone. It’s a chance for fans to show that Kansas City is not just a football town—it’s a city that supports all its teams, men’s and women’s alike. The Current, currently in the hunt for an NWSL championship, have earned a passionate and dedicated following, and Brittany believes now is the time for Kansas City to rally behind them with the same energy they bring to Arrowhead.

The Mahomes Legacy: Uniting Kansas City for a Greater Purpose
Brittany Mahomes’ message is clear: Kansas City isn’t just about football. The city has the potential to be a powerhouse of sports support across multiple platforms, and it’s time to show that the Chiefs’ success can go hand-in-hand with the Current’s rise. As the Chiefs battle for their perfect record, the Current are fighting for the same glory, and Brittany hopes to unite the city in support of both.

This weekend, Kansas City fans have a chance to double down on their loyalty, supporting the Chiefs on Sunday and the Current on Saturday. With the Mahomes’ vision for women’s sports in full swing, this is an opportunity to be part of something greater than just the game—it’s about building a culture of support that transcends sport and celebrates the power of community.

So, Kansas City, it’s time to stand up. Let’s show the world that we’re not just a football town; we’re a sports town, period. With the Chiefs and the Current both in the spotlight, there’s no better time to cheer loud and proud for both teams. Let’s goooooo KC!