Meet the baby goat who stole Chiefs players’ hearts at the 2024 Super Bowl Parade .

Patrick the goat, just 7 days old, met Chiefs players at the 2024 Super Bowl parade. Feb.

14, 2024. ELEANOR NASH enash@kcstar.com At 7 days old, Patrick the goat might have been the youngest — and fluffiest — Chiefs fan at the 2024 Super Bowl Parade. Named for quarterback Patrick Mahomes (who some fans say is a contender for G.O.A.T. —

“Greatest of All Time” — status), the now-internet-famous baby goat came along to the parade because his owners couldn’t find a pet sitter.
Here are the Chiefs stars who held him, footage of the kid finding fame among football’s finest and an interview with his owners on how he’s doing now:

Seven day-old Patrick the goat delighted fans and players alike at the 2024 Super Bowl parade. The purebread Alpine went viral when Isiah Pacheco carried the goat.

Patrick’s owners brought him because they couldn’t find a goat-sitter. BY ELEANOR NASH Baby Patrick was a sliver of joy that day, said Aaricka Haggins, one of his owners, before a shooting that killed one and injured dozens rocked the city.

“I felt like he brought a lot of joy to others that day.” Haggins said in an interview with The Star on Wednesday. Decked out in a Mahomes onesie and Chiefs socks, Patrick the goat went viral in the arms of Isiah Pacheco.

The running back was signing items on the parade route when he caught sight of the goat. Pacheco let out multiple breathy “Ahhhhs” and stepped away from the unexpected animal. He asked if the goat was real, before whisking Patrick away for a victory lap.

Brittany Mahomes mouthed “Oh my god” as she gave Patrick to his guardians. “He’s precious,” she said. She cuddled Patrick’s face to hers, rocking him back and forth.
“Thank you for letting us hold him. I appreciate that,” she said.

Fans chanted “meet the goat” as Marquez Valdes-Scantling walked by. The wide receiver handed off his WWE-style belt to hold Patrick. “Where did you get a goat from?” he asked multiple times, scratching Patrick’s neck and shaking his hoof.

The fluffy guy was a hit with many of the players, some of whom signed his onesie. Safety Justin Reid posed for a picture with Patrick, and defensive tackle Derrick Nnadi held out his hand for the goat to sniff. Offensive linemen Mike Caliendo gave Patrick a gentle kiss, before saying, “I might keep him, bro.” Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas and Missouri Governor Mike Parson both got in on the action, holding Patrick as well.

DID THE G.O.A.T. MEET THE GOAT? It is unclear if Mahomes — three-time Super Bowl winner and G.O.A.T contender — held his barnyard name-sake. Footage shows Patrick, held by Valdes-Scantling in his blue bucket hat, going up to Patrick Mahomes’ entourage.

The crowd cheered as Mahomes gestured for the following bus to stop, and later, wife Brittany Mahomes carried the goat back. Star staff were not allowed inside the parade route, and the Chiefs did not have photos of the goats together, according to the spokesman Luke Shanno.