Patrick Mahomes and Harrison Butker ruin Chiefs heiress Gracie Hunt's victory pose

Gracie Hunt turned heads at Empower Field at Mile High as she arrived to support the Kansas City Chiefs , but her stylish appearance wasn't enough to inspire a victory against the Denver Broncos .

The 27-year-old daughter of Chiefs billionaire owner Clark Hunt shared several photographs from the sidelines, showing off a striking red jumpsuit. She completed the look with a confident pose and a caption that read: “A little altitude, a lot of attitude.”

Her outfit quickly caught the attention of her Instagram followers, with many praising her appearance. Several fans described her as beautiful and stunning, while others embraced the nickname “lady in red”.

Hunt regularly attracts attention through her fashion choices and social media posts, and her latest appearance proved why.

However, the Chiefs couldn't deliver the result she would've wanted. Kansas City suffered a painful 28-24 defeat after surrendering a huge lead in the closing stages. Denver produced a remarkable fourth-quarter comeback, scoring 15 unanswered points to secure an important divisional victory.

The result left Kansas City with a 5-2 record, while the Broncos improved to 6-2, adding further pressure on the Chiefs as they look to regain their early-season momentum.

Patrick Mahomes and Harrison Butker contribute to Chiefs' costly mistakes

Patrick Mahomes didn't hide his frustration after the defeat, pointing towards poor execution, unnecessary penalties and communication problems as major reasons behind the disappointing result.

The quarterback finished with 321 passing yards and three touchdown passes, but admitted that his team hadn't maintained the required standard throughout the contest.

"Yeah, obviously penalties, some miscommunications between me and the receivers and running backs and stuff like that," Mahomes said. "Just in general, the execution wasn't at a high enough level.

"We made big plays and we made plays happen against a really good defense. But whenever you're playing a team like that in the division you've got to execute for the full 60 minutes, and we weren't able to do that."

One particularly frustrating moment came late in the game when a false-start penalty wiped out what appeared to be a go-ahead touchdown involving Rashee Rice . The costly decision pushed Kansas City backwards, and Mahomes was subsequently sacked on fourth down, ending the Chiefs' hopes of reclaiming the lead.

Harrison Butker also endured a difficult moment after missing a 54-yard field-goal attempt in the fourth quarter. The missed kick added to Kansas City's problems, although he'd previously converted a 45-yard attempt and several extra points.

Travis Kelce shared Mahomes ' disappointment, criticizing the team's lack of discipline while accepting responsibility for his own performance. Head coach Andy Reid also admitted he hadn't clearly seen the movement that resulted in the late false-start call.

The Chiefs must now quickly turn their attention towards Week 9, when they'll face the New York Jets. Kansas City will be eager to rediscover its winning form and avoid allowing consecutive defeats to derail its campaign.

While Hunt's red outfit earned plenty of admiration online, Mahomes, Butker and the rest of the Chiefs had considerably less to celebrate after their Denver disappointment.