A viral video from Super Bowl LIX shows a woman using a voodoo doll resembling Patrick Mahomes, sparking debate over whether supernatural forces played a role in the Chiefs' loss. While some fans joked about the "Super Bowl Witch," others called for a ban on witchcraft in sports.
The 2025 Super Bowl took an unexpected turn when a video surfaced showing a woman holding a voodoo doll resembling Patrick Mahomes, the Kansas City Chiefs' star quarterback. The clip, which went viral on X (formerly Twitter), sparked widespread debate, with some fans playfully crediting the Philadelphia Eagles' victory to supernatural interference.
In the video, the woman, dressed in Eagles' green, is seen tapping and handling a red-and-white wrapped doll—the Chiefs' signature colors. Coincidentally, Mahomes had one of his worst performances, struggling to find his usual rhythm. While many dismissed it as a harmless game-day stunt, others speculated whether the so-called "Super Bowl Witch" actually influenced the game.
Reactions flooded social media, ranging from hilarious memes to serious discussions about witchcraft. One user joked, “That explains the Chiefs' loss!” while another added, “Whatever it takes, I guess!” However, some expressed concern, calling for witchcraft to be banned, arguing that such practices shouldn’t be normalized in sports.
Mahomes himself hasn’t commented on the incident, but fans are left wondering—was it just a coincidence, or did an unexpected force play a role in the Chiefs' downfall? Regardless, the mystery surrounding the "Super Bowl Witch" has become one of the biggest post-game talking points, ensuring that this Super Bowl LIX will be remembered not just for the football, but for its bizarre off-field drama.
