‘That was a nasty ending’: Donald Trump reacts to Chiefs’ collapse

USA TODAY Network via Reuters Connect Kansas City Chiefs fans were still reeling from a brutal loss to the Denver Broncos on Sunday night. And President Donald Trump decided to remind them of it.Speaking at a rally in Kansas shortly after the game, Trump weighed in on the Chiefs’ fourth-quarter collapse. He didn’t hold back on how painful it looked.Chiefs’ CollapseThe Chiefs led the Broncos 24-13 heading into the fourth quarter in Denver on Sunday as they seemed to be on their way toward a bounce-back victory after suffering their first loss of the season last week. Unfortunately for Kansas City, the Broncos scored 15 unanswered points in the final quarter, taking the lead with less than two minutes remaining to win 28-24.The end of the game was somewhat controversial as the Chiefs appeared to score a go-ahead touchdown with just four seconds left on the clock, but the play was whistled for false start on right tackle Jaylon Moore. On the next play, Mahomes was sacked and the Chiefs were defeated.The loss dropped the Chiefs to 5-2 on the season. It was a stunning way to lose a game that looked well in hand.‘A Nasty Ending’On Sunday evening, Trump made an appearance at a rally in Kansas where he told the crowd that his rally had been scheduled so it wouldn’t interfere with the game. Then he admitted that maybe it should have as he called it a “nasty” ending.“And I did not want to interfere with your football game, but maybe I should have because that ending was— now I’m a big fan of your coach and your quarterback, and I love your tight end. I think it’s good. They’ll be fine,” Trump said, in a clip shared by Rapid Response 47.“But that was a nasty ending, wasn’t it? Looked like they had it. Mahomes is so good. And I figured, boy, oh, boy, can’t come closer. But that was quite a game,” he continued.Trump tried to offer the crowd some reassurance before moving on.“But you’ll be fine. You have a great team,” Trump said.The comments came just hours after Trump trashed the sport in Iowa, calling it “boring” and suggesting that nobody wanted to watch it. Apparently, a fourth-quarter collapse was enough to hold his attention.The post ‘That was a nasty ending’: Donald Trump reacts to Chiefs’ collapse appeared first on The Comeback: Today’s Top Sports Stories & Reactions.