Gracie Hunt, the heir to the Chiefs, warms up NFL schedule preview with her attire

Although there are only a few minutes left before the NFL unveils its official schedule for this 2025 season the preview is already lit.

The announcement will reveal the full order of games, including key dates and featured matchups. However, the one who stole the spotlight was the daughter of Kansas City Chiefs co-owner Clark Hunt, Gracie Hunt.

Taking to her official Instagram account, the Internet personality shared some incredible photos of the full moon and herself on the beach with her 682,000 followers.

The former Miss Kansas posed on the stairs with the sea in the background, wearing a long red bodycon dress, accompanied by a white bag, a gold necklace with a heart charm and some bracelets. She also left her blonde curls natural.

“When you realize that the 2025 @NFL season starts in 24 hours The countdown has already started!” wrote Hunt in his publication. She also invited her followers to share their answer to her question, “Which game are you looking forward to the most?”

While some comments highlighted her beauty with words like “Most beautiful lady on the planet,” “Beautiful stunning gorgeous,” “Love your hair like this,” others focused on the NFL and for specific games.

“Can’t wait for the season to start. I miss football!”, “Eagles in Arrowhead.” Although some, of course, left their support for Kansas City: “Any game with the CHIEFS!”, “Chiefs vs. Chargers! I’m gonna try to get tickets when they come to California. If I can get tickets, this will be my first Chiefs game!” they wrote.

Matches already confirmed

During these days, the NFL has shared with fans some games, such as the inaugural game between Dallas Cowboys vs Philadelphia Eagles, the reigning Super Bowl champions, on September 4.

In addition, the Thanksgiving Day game, on November 28, between Kansas City Chiefs vs Dallas Cowboys, stands out. During week 13, there is the Black Friday game on November 29, between Chicago Bears vs Philadelphia Eagles. And to celebrate Christmas, on December 25, Kansas City Chiefs will face Denver Broncos.