The Chiefs are likely kings of the AFC West no more, as their chances of winning the division this year have significantly dwindled after Sunday’s brutal loss to the Broncos. And one Denver player just couldn’t wait to rub it in the faces of America’s royal couple.

It wasn’t just Travis Kelce who made history on Sunday by becoming the all-time touchdown leader for the Kansas City Chiefs. Shedeur Sanders also grabbed headlines after the rookie finally made his long-awaited debut for the Cleveland Browns.