Jim Harbaugh’s daughter, Grace Harbaugh, roasts Chiefs' WRs for dropping Patrick Mahomes' passes

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Grace Harbaugh, the daughter of Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh, is known for her fun posts on social media.

Following Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Kadarius Toney's subpar performance in the season-opening game against the Detroit Lions, Grace mocked him on her Instagram story.

Toney dropped three passes from Patrick Mahomes, one of which led to a pivotal Lions touchdown. He managed to catch just one pass for a mere yard on five targets.

Grace used a popular meme from the hit show 'The Office' to poke fun at Toney and the rest of the Chiefs receiving corps.

Grace Harbaugh recently poked fun at her dad Jim Harbaugh

Jim Harbaugh could not attend Michigan's first home game against East Carolina at the Big House due to his three-game suspension amid an NCAA infraction case. Grace Harbaugh took the time to make fun of him at the stadium while at the student stand during the game.

In a short video captured from the stands, Grace Harbaugh is seen lip-syncing to a popular TikTok audio sourced from a musical adaptation of the film "Finding Nemo." She mimicked singing while playfully acting as if she was searching the stadium for her father.

Notably, the post was captioned “Free Jim,” adding that to the list of her many social media posts where she playfully teases her father.

Grace is an undergraduate student at the University of Michigan and is also a member of the university's water polo team.

Patrick Mahomes expresses trust in Kadarius Toney

Following Kadarius Toney's disappointing performance against the Lions, quarterback Patrick Mahomes expressed his confidence in the receiver. He pointed out that the receiver had missed some valuable training camp time, which could have contributed to the dropped passes.

"I have trust in KT. He missed a lot of training camp," Mahomes said. "Obviously, he wanted to play and fought in rehab hard so he could play. Stuff is not always going to go your way. Obviously, he would have wanted to catch a few of those in the game, but I have trust that he is going to be the guy that I go to in those crucial moments."

The Chiefs are looking to retain the Super Bowl this season after their dramatic victory over the Philadelphia Eagles in Glendale back in February. The team's offense will have a crucial role to play once again.

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