Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs visited president Joe Biden at the White House to celebrate their Super Bowl championship.

President Joe Biden says the Kansas City Chiefs are “building a dynasty” as he hosts the team at the White House to mark their Super Bowl victory in February. (June 5)

President Joe Biden said the Kansas City Chiefs are "building a dynasty” as he hosted the team at the White House Monday to mark their Super Bowl victory in February. Speaking on the South Lawn, Biden praised the team for playing with “the real joy of the game and love for each other and the great city you represent.

This is Kansas City’s third Super Bowl win but first White House visit. The Chiefs also won the Lamar Hunt Trophy in the 2019 season but were unable to attend a ceremony due to COVID restrictions, and they also won a championship in 1969.

Joe Biden, president and Eagles fan, hosted the Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs at the White House to celebrate their win. The Chiefs won 38-35 against the Philadelphia Eagles.

President Joe Biden welcomed the Super Bowl Champion Kansas City Chiefs to the White House Monday, offering effusive praise for players’ performance on and off the field.

Monday, the Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs are making the NFL team’s first visit to the White House. They have a full day of celebrating their big win ahead. Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce and the rest of the Kansas City Chiefs championship roster will cross paths with President Joe Biden as they take in Washington, D.C.