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L.A. Chargers Troll Chiefs Kicker Harrison Butker with Schedule Release Video

May 17, 2024

The Los Angeles Chargers are trolling the Kansas City Chiefs with a cartoon schedule release video that capitalizes on Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker’s graduation speech controversy.

The Chargers posted a video on social media featuring a cartoon in the style of a popular video game sims The future schedule for 2024-25 will be revealed. The video makes fun of opponents, including the Kansas City Chiefs.

The video features Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce hopping on a jet with pop star Taylor Swift, and the Chiefs, known as “Chiefs Aholic,” was charged with bank robbery. He also mentioned his fan, Xavier Michael Babuda.

The video also targeted another Chiefs player. Harrison Butker.

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— Los Angeles Chargers (@chargers) May 16, 2024

Mr. Butker is currently in the midst of a backlash from the left over his outspoken support for traditional Christian values, revealed in his commencement speech at Benedictine University.

In his comments, Butker urged female graduates not to give up supporting their families for the sake of their careers. Among other comments, he urged male graduates to “embrace” their masculinity.

In her speech, Butker added that her wife “will be the first to say that her life truly began when she began fulfilling her duties as a wife and mother.”

“The reason I’m standing on this stage today and being the person I am today is because of my wife who is devoted to her profession,” he said, adding, “All of my success has been in band class.” It was possible because of the girl I met,” he added. By middle school, she would convert to the faith, become my wife, and accept one of the most important titles: housewife. ”

With all this in mind, the Chargers had a portion of a video featuring Butker depicting the Chiefs kicker in the kitchen, telling women not to focus on their careers and to stay home with their kids. I made fun of that.