The horrific shooting in Las Vegas has drawn the thoughts, prayers and concern of people all across the nation—including several Kansas City Chiefs players.
Waking up to news of the senseless violence in Las Vegas was shocking to everyone in the nation on Monday morning, as word spread of the domestic terrorism unleashed by a single shooter at a country music concert at Mandalay Bay. The numbers are staggering and the tragedy can be emotionally overwhelming to so many of us as we seek to find meaning and hope in the face of such an act.
Several Kansas City Chiefs players, past and present, joined in the chorus of so many others to express their thoughts, prayers and concerns about the tragic and horrific shooting via social media. Their own expressions mirror our own as we pray for the victims, their families, the first responders and the greater community of Las Vegas.
Chiefs Kingdom is thinking of and praying for all parties involved. In addition, here is a great list of ways to reach out and provide some tangible help—whether it’s donating blood, giving money for compassion funds, etc.
Here’s a sampling of responses from Chiefs Kingdom:
Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims and all those affected by the tragedy in Las Vegas.
— Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) October 2, 2017
Praying for Las Vegas and all of those affected.
— Steven Terrell (@SdotTerrell) October 2, 2017
Prayers for Las Vegas 🙏🏽🙏🏽
— Albert Wilson II (@iThinkIsee12) October 2, 2017
Evil < Good
— Demarcus Robinson (@Demarcus) October 2, 2017
All praise be to the most high!
— Chris Jones (@StoneColdJones) October 2, 2017
May those affected by the shooting in vegas be in your prayers🙏🏾🙏🏾#OnlyGodCanFixThis
Praying for all the victims and their families as we have endured another senseless act of violence
— CJ SPILLER (@CJSPILLER) October 2, 2017
Pure Evil #PrayingforVegas
— The Cookie Expert (@JeffAllen71) October 2, 2017
“Lone Wolf” is just a gentrified term for DOMESTIC TERRORIST. #vegasshooting #mandalaybay
— Larry Johnson (@2LarryJohnson7) October 2, 2017