Super Bowl Parade T-Shirts Prove Chiefs’ O-Line Has Zero Shame

Orlando Brown fulfilled his promise about putting the offensive line’s Super Bowl LVII feat on a T-shirt.

After the Chiefs offensive line allowed zero sacks against quarterback Patrick Mahomes during Super Bowl LVII vs. the Eagles on Sunday, Kansas City offensive lineman Orlando Brown told reporters, “Zero sacks. Put it on a f------ T-shirt.”

Well, Brown and other members of the O-Line did just that for the Chiefs’ championship parade on Wednesday in Kansas City.

Brown and Joe Thuney were seen wearing the exact quote printed on their shirts. Later, Creed Humphrey and undefined were seen wearing shirts that just said “0 Sacks” on them. 

The #Chiefs starting offensive line of Orlando Brown, Joe Thuney, Creed Humphrey, Trey Smith and Andrew Wylie held Philadelphia to zero sacks in the Super Bowl.

They dressed accordingly today for the Super Bowl parade. pic.twitter.com/0FxrD0xmMX

— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) February 15, 2023

#Chiefs Joe Thuney’s parade shirt pic.twitter.com/iLezwj2fkB

— Aaron Ladd (@aaronladdtv) February 15, 2023

The Eagles led the NFL in sacks during the regular season with 70, so it was quite the feat when the Chiefs offensive line held the Eagles defense to zero sacks.

The offensive line helped the Chiefs win their second Super Bowl title in the last four years on Sunday.