Pat McAfee sighs ‘what are you doing?’ as Patrick Mahomes gives Super Bowl rings to Logan Paul during WWE RAW

NFL star Patrick Mahomes invaded WWE Raw – to help Logan Paul out of a difficult situation.

Wrestling announcer Pat McAfee was speechless when the three-time Super Bowl winner appeared on the Monday night show in Kansas City.

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Chiefs quarterback Mahomes received a raucous reception from the sellout crowd at T-Mobile Center.

He sat in the front row after entering the arena with Paul.

Mahomes was introduced by announcer Samantha Irvin before being dragged into Paul’s latest fight.

Logan clashed with Jey Uso, JD McDonagh and the returning Braun Strowman.

He turned to Mahomes for help, with the QB presenting Paul with his three Super Bowl rings to use as makeshift brass knuckles.

“Patrick Mahomes, this man is a GOAT in the making,” McAfee shouted from the broadcast booth.

“What the hell is he doing?” he added as Mahomes placed the rings on Paul’s fingers.

Paul put on the giant rings and entered the squared circle, looking to “take the pressure off” Uso.

But Jey dodged the YouTuber’s punch, which hit McDonagh in the face.

“Mahomes is a villain now!” laughed a fan in response to the wild footage in X.

“Maybe the best thing ever!” said another.

“This promotion was amazing from start to finish,” wrote a third.

“He stole your rings. He still hasn’t given them back!!!” I noticed a room.

Mahomes later joined WWE chief content creator Triple H for a viral photo.

“It’s always good to have an extra champion at home,” wrote the legendary fighter on X.

Mahomes and the Chiefs have their sights set on history in the 2024 NFL season.

The team has won back-to-back Super Bowl titles, with no organization in the modern era achieving a “three-peat”.

Mahomes recently returned from a trip to Las Vegas alongside teammate Travis Kelce for a charity gala.

The star tight end signed a new two-year contract with the Chiefs.

“I told you guys I’m never letting him go!! Congratulations my guy!” Mahomes tweeted in response to the news.

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