This past weekend, Brittany Mahomes, the wife of Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, wrote rookie Caitlin Clark of the Indiana Fever some encouraging words. Harrison Butker, the Chiefs joker, has a different worldview than Brittany.

Harrison Butker of the Kansas City Chiefs had a message for the ladies.

As was previously mentioned on GH, during his graduating speech, the kicker—whose build is too delicate to make kickoff tackles—made a jab at female Benedictine College graduates:

To all the women in attendance today, congratulations on a fantastic job well done. You ought to be pleased with everything you have accomplished in your brief lives thus far. I want to take a moment to address you directly because I believe that you women have been the victims of the most heinous lies.

“How many of you are thinking about all the titles and promotions you will receive in your career as you sit here, about to pass this stage? I’m going to presume that most of you are most thrilled about getting married and starting a family, but some of you might go on to have prosperous professions in the world.

I can assure you that my lovely wife, Isabelle, would be the first to tell you that she felt her life had truly begun when she started fulfilling her roles as a mother and a wife. Because my wife is passionate about her work, I am able to be myself on stage tonight.

“Although I consider myself extremely fortunate to have many gifts from God, I can’t deny that the reason for all of my accomplishments is a girl I met in middle school band class who eventually became my wife and assumed one of the most significant roles in life: homemaker.”

Patrick praised Butker as a decent man after the regressive speech, saying he disagreed with some of his remarks.

According to John Simmons of OutKick, Brittany was one of numerous famous people who stood with Clark following her shove during the Fever’s game against the Chicago Sky on Saturday. (This season, Clark has taken a lot of cheap shots.) Brittany commended Clark for his contributions to the growth of women’s sports.

“@caitlinclark22, keep up the good work! You’re a baller, and I love what you’re doing for women’s sports and the game! Mahomes penned.

It’s nice to watch Brittany defend Clark, a female athlete who is considering the titles and promotions she might obtain in the future.