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Patrick and Brittany Mahomes’ Spider-Man Halloween Post Goes Viral — But Can Mahomes’ Superhero Energy Power the Chiefs Past the Bills in Week 9?

Patrick and Brittany Mahomes’ Spider-Man Halloween Post Goes Viral — But Can Mahomes’ Superhero Energy Power the Chiefs Past the Bills in Week 9?
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The Mahomes family has officially broken the internet again — this time, not with a game-winning throw, but with a Halloween post that’s as adorable as it is viral. Brittany Mahomes, wife of Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, shared a heart-melting set of family photos on Instagram featuring the clan dressed as the beloved characters from Spidey and His Amazing Friends. Within minutes, fans flooded the comments: “Ahhhh, the best fam!” wrote Jackson Mahomes, while others dubbed Patrick “Spidey Mahomes.”

In the post, Brittany took on the role of Aunt May, while Patrick suited up as Miles Morales — the cool and confident Spin. Their son Bronze became Peter Parker, little Sterling Skye and baby Golden Raye transformed into Ghost Spider, and together, they pulled off one of the most wholesome family cosplays of the season. Brittany captioned the post, “From touchdown throws to toddler chases — no superhero compares to this guy. Love you, my real-life Spider-Man. Go Chiefs, go Spidey!” The sweet message instantly resonated with fans, capturing the perfect mix of family warmth and game-day spirit.

For a quarterback known for laser-accurate passes and icy focus, seeing Mahomes as a doting dad in full superhero mode was a refreshing reminder that even NFL superstars can be super dads too. But beneath the costumes and smiles lies a question every Chiefs fan is asking: Can Patrick’s Spider-Man energy carry Kansas City through Week 9’s heavyweight clash against Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills?

The Chiefs currently sit at 5–3 after rattling off three straight wins, and Mahomes has been on fire — throwing for 2,099 yards, 17 touchdowns, and only four interceptions, while even leading the team in rushing touchdowns alongside Kareem Hunt.

The challenge ahead won’t be easy. Josh Allen has been equally electric, piling up 1,560 passing yards, 12 touchdown throws, and five rushing scores of his own. Both quarterbacks are known for their highlight-reel heroics, setting up what could be another instant classic in one of the NFL’s most thrilling modern rivalries.

Still, for Patrick Mahomes, balance seems to be the secret weapon — not just between passing and running, but between football and family. As Brittany’s viral post proves, behind every superhero quarterback stands a strong partner, three adorable “sidekicks,” and a fanbase that believes he can do it all.

So as the Chiefs take the field this Sunday, fans can’t help but wonder: will “Spidey Mahomes” swing Kansas City to victory once again?

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