Chiefs’ Trent McDuffie pays somber tribute to his late brother with game-day fit
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- Chiefs cornerback Trent McDuffie wore a jacket honoring his late brother Tyler.
- McDuffie wears No. 22 to honor Tyler, who died from a heart complication.
- The jacket referenced Luke 11:2-4; Mahomes displayed fall fashion at Arrowhead.
Trent McDuffie’s game-day fit Sunday matched the serious mood his teammates carried into GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium before the Indianapolis game.
The cornerback wore a jacket with images of his late brother on the front and back.
McDuffie was 13 when his second-oldest brother, Tyler, died from what he has described as a heart complication. McDuffie wears No. 22, like his brother, to honor his memory.
The back of the jacket referenced the Biblical passage Luke 11:2-4, the Lord’s Prayer.
Quarterback Patrick Mahomes leaned into fall style, pairing a maroon-colored Dior sweatshirt with rust-colored corduroy pants.
Other teammates seemed to be in “blue” moods.
It’s most definitely jacket and sweatshirt season.
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