The owner of the Headteachers’ wife credits God for 3rd Super Bowl anchorage in a row

Tavia huntWife owner Kansas City Chiefs Clark Hunt.

Follow The Chiefs’ victory over the buffalo bills In the AFC Championship game on Sunday, January 26 – who kept the dream of bringing the first franchise to win three Super Bowl alive – Tavia, 53, reflection on the days when things were not so rosy for the team, and Been in the Hunt family since 1963.

“In 2012, we had broken – only 2 games won and faced unimaginable tragedy,” wrote Tavia by Instagram on Tuesday, January 28. “It was a humble, desperate season, and we had nowhere to turn but to God. That luxury brought us to a complete dependence on the one that holds it all. “

Once the family began to “pray,” Tavia said their prayers were answered in the form of Chiefs’s head coach Andy ride.

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“Shortly after, Clark Andy Reid hired, and God brought the rides to Kansas City at the right time,” he shared. “The Chiefs had not been to Super Bowl in 50 years, and the closest we had was losing to the Bills in the AFC Championship in 1993.”

Four years after Reid, 66, was employed, another prayer was answered when the Chiefs Quarterback drafted Patrick Mahomes – Tavia said “leading with humility and putting God first” – with the 10th overall choice in the draft 2017 NFL draft.

“It’s a winning culture with character, honoring tradition, inspiring our fans and merging and promoting our community,” Tavia wrote about the Chiefs franchise. “This journey is about walking alongside people we love and respect, who inspires supporters, unites Kansas City, and honors God through their actions.”

Tavia also mentioned other members of the Chiefs Roster, including a controversial kicker Harrison Butkerwho said “sharing their faith openly, lifting each other on and off the field.”

In addition to her numerous religious analogies, Tavia managed to dig against him the popular narrative that the headteachers have been favorable administration beneficiaries.

“By the grace of God we have had success, but it is not ‘black magic’ or the favor of a referee (look at the statistics on this) – it is a lot of hard work, belief and purpose,” he wrote.

The Chiefs face the Philadelphia Eagles at Super Bowl Lix on Sunday, February 9, at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans.