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“Thank You God”: Hollywood Brown Reflects on His ‘Super Bowl Tweet’ From a Year Ago, Leaving Fans in Awe of His Manifestation Power

Suresh Menon
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Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Marquise “Hollywood” Brown (5) walks down the hill from the locker room to the fields during training camp at Missouri Western State University.

If you never believed in the power of manifestation, Marquise “Hollywood” Brown’s incredible Super Bowl story might just change your mind.

Nearly a year ago, Brown took to social media to manifest a Super Bowl appearance, just moments after attending the big game between the Chiefs and the 49ers. At that time, he was nearing his first free agency after playing two years with the Cardinals, alongside his college QB Kyler Murray.

However, Brown hadn’t reached his full potential in Arizona. The same was true in Baltimore, where the Ravens drafted him in 2019. After three years with the team, he thus requested a trade, unhappy with how things were being handled there.

Little did the wideout know that his life was about to take a complete 180 a few years later, and the greener pasture he hoped to find in Arizona would actually be in Kansas City. During the 2024 off-season, the Chiefs signed him, and fast forward to today, Brown is set to make his Super Bowl debut next month in New Orleans — just a year after manifesting it. And he is nothing but grateful for it:

It’s certainly been a remarkable turn of events for the wide receiver. Before signing with the Chiefs, Brown and his Arizona Cardinals had just finished 4-13. He was one of the few bright spots on that team (second-leading receiver), but he never had the platform to win trophies.

Unsurprisingly, NFL fans were ecstatic to see Hollywood Brown make his dreams come true. They flooded his timeline with congratulations.

Chiefs fans also reminded Brown that part of his manifestation coming true was a result of his own performance in the playoffs against the Bills.

For those unaware, Brown set the tone for the Chiefs by catching Patrick Mahomes’ first two passes. He also recorded 3 receptions for 35 yards. Overall, he and his wide receiver cohort had a stellar night, with everyone—from Xavier Worthy to DeAndre Hopkins—playing their role well.

While the universe has played its part in taking Hollywood Brown to a Super Bowl, it’s now up to him to help the Chiefs win it. He will need to play the crucial role he was brought in for.

Truth be told, despite spending a significant amount of time on the IR list this season, Brown has delivered when it matters most with his playoff performances. The fanbase will hope he can extend his run of form for one more game against the high-flying Eagles.

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Suresh Menon

Suresh Menon

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Suresh Menon is an NFL writer at The SportsRush with over 700 articles to his name. Early in his childhood, Suresh grew up admiring the famed BBC of Juventus making the Italian club his favorite. His love for soccer however soon translated to American football when he came across a Super Bowl performance from his Favourite Bruno Mars. Tom Brady’s performance in the finals left an imprint on him and since then, he has been a die hard Brady fan. Thus his love for the sport combined with his flair for communication is the reason why he decided to pursue sports journalism at The SportsRush. Beyond football, in his free time, he is a podcast host and likes spending time solving the Rubik’s cube.

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