Chiefs Kicker Harrison Butker Visits Trump at White House Following Super Bowl Defeat

The visit highlights Butker's vocal support for Trump and his conservative values, drawing renewed attention to his controversial public stances.

Harrison Butker, Kansas City Chiefs kicker, met with President Donald Trump in the Oval Office on Thursday, weeks after the Chiefs lost Super Bowl LIX to the Philadelphia Eagles.
Butker, a devout Catholic and outspoken supporter of Trump, endorsed the former president during the 2024 election, citing pro-life issues as his top priority.
The meeting follows Butker's controversial 2024 commencement speech at Benedictine College, where he criticized abortion rights, gender ideologies, and LGBTQ+ issues, while advocating for traditional family roles.
Photos of the meeting were shared on social media by White House staff, with comments referring to Butker as the 'GOAT of kicking' and Trump as the 'GOAT of presidents.'
The Eagles, who defeated the Chiefs in the Super Bowl, have not yet received an official invitation to the White House, despite Trump's earlier statements indicating plans to invite the team.