Legendary comedian delivers epic roast of Chiefs' schedule-reveal gag
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The Kansas City Chiefs made a questionable decision on social media this week that caught the attention of legendary comedian Eric Stonestreet.
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In the build-up to the NFL's official schedule release, the Chiefs decided that the best way to inform their fans about Kansas City's 2026 opponents was to post a sourdough-bread-themed thread featuring pictures of each team that incorporated a loaf of the baked good.
This joke failed to land, especially in the eyes of Stonestreet, who asked if Chiefs head coach Andy Reid, general manager Brett Veach, and star quarterback Patrick Mahomes could be in charge of such social media posts in the future.
Take a look at the 'Modern Family' star's epic roast of Kansas City's social media department:
Next year can we have Andy, Brett, and Patrick be in charge of this too? Or ask the Chargers to do it for us? https://t.co/khZ1Vkxc0K
— Eric Stonestreet (@ericstonestreet) May 12, 2026
Stay tuned to find out whether the Chiefs will fire back at Stonestreet — one of the team's most notable celebrity fans — or if the admin of Kansas City's Twitter page will decide to take their loss on the bizarre schedule-reveal gag.
This article originally appeared on Chiefs Wire: Chiefs offseason: Famous comedian roasts KC's lame schedule-reveal gag