Harrison Butker Stands By Controversial Speech Ahead of Super Bowl LIX

The Chiefs kicker reaffirms his faith-based remarks from 2024 despite backlash, emphasizing personal beliefs and team respect.

Harrison Butker reiterated his stance on his 2024 Benedictine College commencement speech, stating he has 'nothing to apologize for' during Super Bowl media events.
The speech, which included criticism of Pride Month and support for traditional family roles, sparked widespread debate and backlash, including criticism from public figures and organizations.
Butker emphasized that his comments opened meaningful conversations with teammates, who he says respect his views despite differing opinions.
The NFL distanced itself from Butker's remarks, reaffirming its commitment to inclusion, while his teammates, including Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce, praised his character but disagreed with his views.
Butker, a devout Catholic and key player for the Chiefs, remains focused on his faith and football as he prepares for his fifth Super Bowl appearance.