The surprise from Nazeeh Johnson to the Kansas City was received by certain parts of Chiefs Kingdom with shock and surprise – but the cornerback has his mother to protect him.
The Super Bowl Runners Up announced the new deal of Cornerback Johnson on Thursday, while head coach Andy Reid rebuilt his selection for the 2025 season.
The 26 -year -old struggled in 2024 in the four starts he made – he had a total of 16 performances in total – but he still has a shot to strengthen a place in the defense of Steve Spagnuolo.
The news was greeted with surprise by Chiefs, with one who said: “I missed a few days … Is it already April?”
Another wrote: “Another year of burnt, blowing coverings and not tackling it, I am so excited.”
But Johnson's mother, Kisha Brown, looked at the comments and was not willing to ignore them.
Naeeh Johnson sealed a surprise cloth back to the Chiefs of Kansas City earlier this week
Johnson's mother, Kisha Brown (photo) hit the chief fans who criticized the movement
What does it matter !! The chiefs have spoken and I love this !! Please keep talking. It means you pay a lot of attention! We appreciate you he is https://t.co/GJ2PGWRDI6
– Kisha Brown (@brownkbrown3181) March 28, 2025
For all the haters, thanks for all the support we appreciate that you let my son work, even more difficult !! Let us ago Chiefs ❤️������
– Kisha Brown (@brownkbrown3181) March 27, 2025
In response to the Chiefs fan page Arrowhead live live to leave Johnson alone, she said: 'What a matter of it !! The chiefs have spoken and I love this !!
'Please keep talking. It means you pay a lot of attention! We appreciate you. '
In another message she wrote: 'To all the haters, thanks for all the support we appreciate for making my son work even more difficult !! Let's Chiefs ago. '
She also responded to a fan who told her to ignore 'the haters' by saying:' Thanks, it is nothing but love for them! He is back, that is enough to remain silent then a bit. '
She also told another chief fan that the negativity pushes him harder for Johnson himself. '
The Chiefs lost the Super Bowl in February 40-22 against Philadelphia Eagles in New Orleans, with a 34-0 deficit in one phase of the game.
After their hope for an unprecedented super bowl 'three-peat' was ruined, heads Chief's tight end of Travis Kelce with retirement serious consideration before he finally decided to continue playing.
Johnson, Kelce and the rest of the team led by Patrick Mahomes start the new season in September.
