Chefs’ Chad Henny missed the hashtag after beating Brown in the qualifiers

Chad Henny was forced to play in Sunday’s play-off match for a team Presidents of Kansas City when Patrick Mahomes He came down with a head injury and left the game.

Henny, the 11-year-old veteran midfielder making his playoff debut, was mocked on social media when he threw a bad protest at Cleveland Browns Defensive full-back Carl Joseph in the fourth quarter. But he became the champion in the Chiefs’ next command.

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On 3 and 14 with two minutes remaining, Henne defended 13 yards, almost diving for the first time to close the game. In the next play, Hain delivered a short pass to the Terek Hill To get first place and win the game at the end.

Kansas City won, 22-17.

Mahomes tweeted about Hain after the match. #HenneThingIsPossible was trending on Twitter.

It looks like the veteran midfielder admitted after the match that he isn’t on social media much.

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“Other than LinkedIn, I don’t think #HenneGivenSunday or #HenneThingIsPossible will appear on LinkedIn,” Henn said. “But, no, it’s great for him to have the confidence, just like I said before, once I got into that rally, everyone trusted me. They were pushing for me, they supported me, and that’s a great team. It’s a great team. Great opportunity. To go there and play with this team and win. “

Henn has been in the NFL since the 2008 season.

The Miami Dolphin He drafted it in the second round with a choice of # 57 overall. He was the fourth midfield player after Matt Ryan, Joe Flacco and Brian Broome.

Play for Jacksonville Jaguars And joined the presidents in 2019.

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In 71 career matches, he has 13,208 yards and 60 touchdown passes.