Tag: Mic’d Up

Mics picked up the awesome message that Travis Kelce had for Chris Jones after the Chiefs’ Super Bowl win

What being a great teammate sounds like.

Heading into the season, the contract situation for Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones was a major concern. He sat out all of training camp and the first game of the regular season before striking a one-year deal with the Chiefs.

His possible final game with Kansas City was in a Super Bowl-winning effort against the 49ers, and Travis Kelce made sure to let Jones know just how highly he thinks of him.

In mic’d-up footage from NFL Films’ Inside the NFL, we could hear as Kelce and Jones shared a celebratory moment on the field at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas.

Kelce could be heard saying:

“Way to believe, dawg. Way to lead us. You’re the greatest to ever do it in my eyes.”

Jones responded by telling Kelce that he loved him. It was a great moment that fans particularly enjoyed to hear.

Twitter reacts to resurfaced Andy Reid mic’d up moments

Fans on Twitter couldn’t get enough of these resurfaced clips of Andy Reid’s top mic’d up moments.

Andy Reid is one of the most beloved figures in Kansas City Chiefs history and has cemented himself as the franchise’s preeminent head coach ahead of the team’s matchup against the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl LVIII.

Reid has already won two rings in Kansas City since joining the Chiefs in 2013, and there are no signs that his reign of dominance in the AFC will end any time soon.

As America waited for Super Bowl Sunday, clips of Reid’s top mic’d up moments surfaced on social media channels, giving fans a look at his coaching style before Kansas City’s tilt against San Francisco.

From his days spent with the Philadelphia Eagles to his current tenure with the Chiefs, these clips are fascinating for their portrayal of Reid’s interactions with his players and serve as an introduction to his quietly bombastic personality.

Check out some of Twitter’s top reactions to Reid’s legendary mic’d up moments:

Top reactions to Chiefs DB Justin Reid’s mic’d up performance vs. Ravens

Justin Reid earned some new fans after the #Chiefs featured him in a mic’d up segment on social media.

The Kansas City Chiefs have done a great job of getting fans fired up for their Super Bowl LVIII matchup against the San Francisco 49ers on February 11.

After a challenging playoff run that saw Kansas City win two of three games on the road to advance to the Super Bowl, the lore behind the Chiefs’ championship berth keeps getting deeper.

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The team released a video of star defensive back Justin Reid mic’d up against the Baltimore Ravens last week that had fans in Western Missouri buzzing on social media this weekend.

Reid, an unsung hero of Kansas City’s 2023 campaign, showed a lot of grit in the Chiefs’ win over Baltimore and gave fans even more reason to keep their eyes on him against San Francisco.

After his outstanding performance against the Ravens, Reid may soon become a household name in Kansas City.

Check out some of the top reactions to his legendary mic’d up segment below:

Chiefs fans couldn’t get enough of Patrick Mahomes’ mic’d up segment vs. Ravens

#Chiefs fans on Twitter loved this extended-cut version of Patrick Mahomes’ mic’d up segment from Kansas City’s win over the #Ravens.

The Kansas City Chiefs’ win over the Baltimore Ravens in the AFC Championship Game was a spectacle for the ages, and even five days removed from their victory, fans on social media aren’t tired of reliving the biggest moments of the matchup.

The Chiefs released an extended-cut video of quarterback Patrick Mahomes mic’d up during the playoff tilt against Baltimore, which was met with plenty of fanfare on Twitter as the Kansas City faithful took in all the action on Thursday.

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Clips like this make the rounds on social media platforms every week, but few were received with the same excitement as this one, which captivated fans to a degree rarely seen.

Mahomes’ efforts in the game were legendary, and the audio of his triumphant performance is sure to stay with members of Chiefs Kingdom well after the season officially ends.

Check out some of the top reactions to the video below:

Chiefs fans couldn’t get enough of Isiah Pacheco’s mic’d up segment from win vs. Bills

#Chiefs fans went crazy for this epic mic’d up segment featuring RB Isiah Pacheco.

The Kansas City Chiefs host players with some of the most vibrant personalities in the NFL. From Travis Kelce to Chris Jones, the team’s stars are at once likable, relatable, and surprisingly down-to-earth despite Kansas City’s prolific success in recent seasons.

Second-year running back Isiah Pacheco is no different. Drafted by the Chiefs out of Rutgers in 2022, the New Jersey native quickly became a fan-favorite in Kansas City and has blended in with the longer-established stars on the team’s roster.

He put his personality on full display during the Chiefs’ win over the Buffalo Bills in the Divisional Round of the AFC playoffs, wearing a microphone to give fans an inside look at his joie de vivre on gameday.

Pacheco can be seen hyping up his teammates, interacting with opponents, and taking in the moment during this clip that had Chiefs Kingdom buzzing on social media last night.

Check out some of Twitter’s top reactions to his mic’d-up appearance:

Mics picked up the Chiefs’ Nick Bolton telling teammates a fake punt was coming right before the Bills tried it

Football IQ was on display.

The missed field goal with under two minutes to go from Bills kicker Tyler Bass was obviously the decisive moment in the Chiefs’ AFC divisional round win. But one of the stranger coaching decisions came earlier in the quarter when the Bills tried a fake punt with Damar Hamlin running a direct snap.

The Chiefs literally knew the play was coming. Just listen to what Nick Bolton said before the play.

In this week’s edition of Inside the NFL, mic’d-up footage showed the Chiefs linebacker telling all his teammates on the punt-coverage unit to watch for a fake even though Buffalo was punting from their own 30. It’s a good thing they listened because the Chiefs were clearly ready for the play.

Hamlin was stopped shy of the first-down marker, and the Chiefs took over with excellent field position. They could have extended their lead on that drive, but Mecole Hardman’s fumble out of the end zone gave the Bills new life.

Still, the mic’d-up footage showed just how predictable the Bills were down the stretch. Fans had thoughts on the video as well.

WATCH: Chiefs DB L’Jarius Sneed mic’d up in win vs. Dolphins

Check out this video of #Chiefs DB L’Jarius Sneed mic’d up in Kansas City’s win over the #Dolphins in the Wild Card round of the AFC playoffs.

L’Jarius Sneed is one of the Kansas City Chiefs’ most indispensable contributors on defense and put together another exceptional performance against the Miami Dolphins in the Wild Card round of the AFC playoffs last Saturday.

His outing against Dolphins receiver Tyreek Hill made headlines after Kansas City’s win. Sneed’s impressive outing was documented in a mic’d up segment that made the rounds on social media this week.

From his interactions with Hill before the coin toss to the words he exchanged with the All-Pro receiver during the game, Sneed’s personality shined through in this segment, giving fans a glimpse into what it might be like to share the field with him on Sundays.

While no video can fully do justice to the larger-than-life persona that Sneed takes on when he steps on the field, clips like this are a good way for Chiefs Kingdom to better understand one of its favorite players ahead of Kansas City’s matchup against the Buffalo Bills this weekend.

NFL fans loved the classy postgame message that Matthew Stafford had for Jared Goff after the Lions’ win

Sportsmanship at its absolute best.

The careers of Matthew Stafford and Jered Goff will forever be intertwined. But it’s also clear that the two players have nothing but respect for one another.

Stafford — who spent the first 12 years of his NFL career with the Lions — was traded to Los Angeles with Goff heading to Detroit. Stafford, of course, won the Super Bowl in his first season with the Rams. Yet, in Sunday’s return to Detroit, Goff led the Lions to a win in front of an emotional crowd at Ford Field. It was the Lions’ first playoff win in 32 years.

When the game came to an end, Stafford made a point to encourage Goff to go on and win a Super Bowl for Detroit. This was the mic’d-up exchange that NFL Films picked up.

Stafford said:

“Hey, man, congratulations. Go win it all, buddy.”

Goff would actually make a second greeting with Stafford to commend the Rams quarterback on his toughness. It was sportsmanship at its finest, and fans certainly appreciated the respect that played out on that field.

Mic’d-up Gardner Minshew turned Maxx Crosby’s repetitive trash talk into a punchline on the sidelines

Gardner was so excited to deliver that joke.

There aren’t many defensive players who quarterbacks dread going up against more than the Raiders’ Maxx Crosby. He’s locked up his second straight season of double-digit sacks and will probably lead the league in tackles for loss for a second straight year. He also knows how to get into a quarterback’s head.

Gardner Minshew may have been the exception to that.

Mic’d-up footage from NFL Films showed the Raiders defensive end repeatedly calling Minshew a “little ass boy” during Sunday’s game. Every time Crosby hurried, hit or ended up near Minshew, it was the same trash talk.

Let’s just say that Minshew had some jokes when he returned to the Colts bench.

At first, Minshew was a bit taken aback by how angry Crosby seemed. A teammate off screen told Minshew that it was all an act, which set up Minshew’s punchline.

The Colts quarterback said:

“He just keeps calling everybody ‘little ass boy.’ ‘Hey, little ass boy.’ I’m like, ‘I’m little out here, but not always — you know.'”

Gardner, there are children watching! Solid delivery, though. Needless to say, fans enjoyed that mic’d-up clip.

WATCH: Chiefs DL George Karlaftis mic’d up vs. Bengals

Check out #Chiefs DL George Karlaftis’ mic’d up performance against the Bengals in Week 17.

George Karlaftis has been an integral part of the Kansas City Chiefs’ pass rush this season and leads the team in sacks ahead of its Week 18 matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday afternoon.

The former Purdue Boilermaker was mic’d up during the Chiefs’ matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals, and video of his outstanding performance hit social media channels as Kansas City prepares for its final tilt this weekend.

The second-year defensive lineman has turned a corner in his development, and his steady presence on the line has helped the Chiefs’ defense become one of the NFL’s top units.

With 10.5 sacks on the season, Karlaftis is blossoming into a force of nature on Kansas City’s defensive front, and in time he may be able to improve on his already impressive numbers.

Expect “Furious George” to do his best to add another sack against the Chargers to extend his lead on the team leaderboard.