Chris Jones left in tears as the national anthem is ‘slaughtered’ before Chiefs-Bills games

ESPNS PAT MCAFEE led people to praise the performance of the US national anthem before the AFC championship between Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills.

Anthem in Kansas City was sung by the retired Navy Petty Officer First Class General Wilson – who stunned the crowd at Arrowhead Stadium with his voice.

Those who participate in the game let high cheer at the end of it, and CBS cameras caught Chiefs -Veteran -Defensive tackle Chris Jones throwing tears after the song.

Fans immediately ran to social media to praise the former Navy man, with many enjoying the song before one of the season’s biggest matches.

It included McAfee who posted to X, formerly Twitter, and said, ‘Olymp Buddy just slaughtered absolute National Anthem .. Thanks for your service and Golden Ripees Sir.’

Barstool Sports ‘Jerry Thornton said,’ This guy must be America’s official hymn singer full time. ‘

Retired Navy Petty Officer First Class General Wilson sang National Anthem Sunday Prior to AFC Championship game between Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs

Chiefs -player Chris Jones was seen throwing tears after the performance of the song

Football fans christened praise for the naval officer for his performance of the hymn

“This guy is perhaps my favorite song singer. Unreal, ”said Seattle Seahawks writer Brian Nemhauser.

Former New England Patriot’s tight end Ben Watson said, ‘My husband sang the anthem. Wow. Also in the cold. It’s not easy!

‘Maybe been the best national anthem I’ve ever heard at the start of @chiefs @buffalobill’s football match. #Unbelievable, ‘Posted politician Jimmy Patronis.

“It was a damn good anthem. Now it’s time for the big one, ‘posted NFL writer Scott Kacsmar.

Podcaster Nick Kostos said, ‘The national anthem kicked ass.’

The song set the tone for one of the most important games in the NFL – the fourth time in the last five seasons these two teams have met in the playoffs.

Buffalo has lost all four of the previous matchups – including in the 2020 AFC Championship Game.