During the Philadelphia Eagles' decisive victory over the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX, quarterback Patrick Mahomes was observed offering encouragement to his teammates along the sideline. However, a seemingly overlooked handshake with running back Samaje Perine has drawn attention and sparked discussion.

Footage circulating online shows Perine appearing ready to shake Mahomes' hand, but the quarterback instead moved past him to engage with tight end Travis Kelce. This moment, captured during the Chiefs' 40-22 defeat, has prompted questions about the interaction.

Perine, a seasoned NFL player in his first year with Kansas City, contributed significantly to the team's passing game throughout the regular season, accumulating 28 receptions for 322 yards and one touchdown. He also added 92 rushing yards and a score on the ground.

His crucial catch from Mahomes in the AFC Championship game against the Buffalo Bills helped secure the Chiefs' Super Bowl berth. Despite the viral nature of the handshake incident, Mahomes has not publicly addressed the situation.

Following the Super Bowl loss, marked by the worst performance of his career, Mahomes did acknowledge the defeat on social media, expressing gratitude for fan support and vowing to learn and improve.