Brett Favre, the NFL legend, has been a lucky charm for the Kansas City Chiefs, with the team winning both Super Bowls he attended. However, he won’t be able to make it to the big game this weekend, and he’s concerned that his absence might affect the Chiefs’ luck.
Key Takeaway
Brett Favre, a lucky charm for the Kansas City Chiefs, won’t be able to attend the upcoming Super Bowl and is concerned that his absence might affect the team’s luck. Despite this, he continues to show support for both teams and expresses pride in Andy Reid’s accomplishments.
Favre’s Superstition
Favre, known for his close relationship with Andy Reid, has previously given a championship pep talk to the team during two of Kansas City’s three recent Super Bowl appearances. Both times, the team emerged victorious, prompting Reid to invite Favre to Las Vegas this week to maintain the winning streak. Unfortunately, Favre won’t be able to attend this year, and he’s worried about the impact it might have on the Chiefs’ performance.
Favre’s Support for Andy Reid
Setting superstitions aside, Favre expressed his pride in Reid’s accomplishments since their time working together in Green Bay in the 1990s. He mentioned that Reid seemed to be in a really good place and that he couldn’t imagine Reid retiring after Sunday’s game, regardless of the outcome against the 49ers.
Support for Both Teams
While Favre will be supporting the Chiefs, he also praised Brock Purdy and offered some advice for the young 49ers QB heading into the game.
