Chiefs and Eagles players speak out on playing in front of Donald Trump with president set to attend the Super Bowl

Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles players are not impressed by the prospect of playing in the Super Bowl on Sunday for Donald Trump.

It was reported on Tuesday morning that the president will be in the Superdome in New Orleans to look at Patrick Mahomes and Jalen Hurts fight for the Vince Lombardi trophy.

The game will be the first super bowl he has ever attended as president.

When asked for their reactions to the news that Trump Louisiana would fly in before the game, players on both gratings claimed that they did not see it as a distraction.

Eagles Offensive Lineman Jordan Mailata said: ‘That’s cool, but Donald is not on that field. That is cool, but again, that blocks the sound.

‘What am I going to remind of Donald Trump? How will that let me win the game? ‘

Donald Trump will attend the Super Bowl for the first time as president on Sunday evening as president

Eagles star Jordan Mailata insisted that he would not think about playing for Trump

Eagles star Jordan Mailata insisted that he would not think about playing for Trump

Chiefs Linebacker Drue Tranquill said it will be cool to have the president in the game '

Chiefs Linebacker Drue Tranquill said it will be cool to have the president in the game ‘

Fellow Eagles Lineman Lane Johnson replied: “Ask him who he pulls?”

Asked if he felt pressure to perform for the president, Eagles -Linebacker Zack Baun replied: ‘No. There will be many big names and celebrities. No pressure. ‘

In the meantime, Chief’s tight end Noah Gray said it would be ‘great’ to have Trump in the Superdome.

His teammate, Linebacker Drue Tranquill, said: ‘Yes. It will be cool to have the president in the game. ‘

Trump, 78, also records an interview for FOX as part of their reporting on the day, but is now expected to be the first president who has been present since 2002 – who was also held in New Orleans.

That day George HW Bush participated in the Muntworp before Patriots defeated the Rams 20-17.

It will probably set up a fight in the stands in the Superdome for television -two -time between Trump and Taylor Swift, who is expected to be there to encourage her friend Travis Kelce.

When Trump previously went to New York Jets in Pittsburgh Steelers in the NFL season in the NFL season, fans were relieved that he was only shown on television once compared to how often Swift is shown on Chief’s games.

Trump previously attended the Jets -Steelers -competition in Pittsburgh in the NFL season

Trump previously attended the Jets -Steelers -competition in Pittsburgh in the NFL season

Trump is likely to compete Taylor Swift for TV on the stands in the Superdome in New Orleans

Trump is likely to compete Taylor Swift for TV on the stands in the Superdome in New Orleans

Swift publicly supported Kamala Harris in the last elections, but Brittany Mahomes, the wife of Kansas City Chiefs Quarterback Patrick, endorsed Trump.

Mahomes himself did not reveal who he voted for, but his mother Randi also publicly supported Trump.

He was also endorsed by Chiefs Kicker Harrison Butker and De Lange Snapper James Winchester before the November elections.

The planned appearance of Trump in the game has merged with the NFL that allegedly chose to remove ‘final racism’ messages in the Super Bowl for the first time in four years this weekend in four years.

According to AthleticsSunday’s confrontation will be the first super bowl since 2021 that does not contain the statement to each end of the field. Instead, NFL leaders have opted for ‘Choose Love’ and ‘It takes us all to use’ to be used.

Trump, who returned for a second term in the White House last month, has been very critical about diversity ceremony and inclusion (dei) initiatives in the US since his re -election; Describing the programs as ‘discrimination’ while called for ‘hiring on merit -based’ to be restored.

It is believed that the NFL decision to tidy the ‘final racism’ messages from the Super Bowl, a high-ranking civil servant to express their concern in the light of the president’s controversial comments about Dei.

The report of the athletics also suggested that the move could be properly considered ‘a nod to the current political climate’.

Earlier this week, however, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said that he was ‘proud’ of the diversity efforts of the competition, while he refused to go back, despite various organizations that leave Dei programs in the light of Trump’s attitude.

Legal enforcers flooded New Orleans after the terrorist attack last month

Legal enforcers flooded New Orleans after the terrorist attack last month

The NFL has chosen to remove 'final racism' messages from end zones in the Super Bowl

The NFL has chosen to remove ‘final racism’ reports from Eindzones in the Super Bowl

Since 2021, Super Bowl -end zones had recorded reports ‘Eind racism’, a year after the murder of George Floyd by a Minneapolis police officer led to national protests against the brutality of the police.

Trump, a New Yorker who now calls Florida at home, has not indicated which team he supports, but has placed the Chiefs congratulations after their AFC championship win last month.

“Congratulations to the chiefs of Kansas City,” Trump said on his social media platform.

‘What a great team, coach, quarterback and almost all the other, including those fantastic fans, who voted for me (Maga!) In record numbers. Likewise congratulations on the Buffalo Bills with a huge season. They will win for a long time in the future !!! ‘