Are we really sure that it was Eric Bieniemy who called the offensive plays for the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 1 and not Mark Henry?

We need proof.

The Chiefs powerslammed the Denver Broncos, 31-10, at Arrowhead Stadium on Monday, with Patrick Mahomes making a rousing return from his knee injury.

Bieniemy, the 57-year-old offensive coordinator, played a huge part in the lopsided win with his creative diagrams, which opened up the field for Mahomes and Kenneth Walker III, who made a stirring debut with the Chiefs.

Henry, who many have pointed out has an uncanny resemblance to Bieniemy, could not help but drop a joke on X.

“Happy to have returned to the sideline of the Kansas City Chiefs and bring Patrick Mahomes back from his injury!” said the WWE star.

Happy to have returned to the sideline of the Kansas City Chiefs and bring Patrick Mahomes back from his injury! pic.twitter.com/2cpEKQqzBO

— Mark Henry (@TheMarkHenry) September 16, 2026

Fans enjoyed Henry's post.

“I thought that was you for real at first,” said @Bustoff75A.

“The World's Strongest Offensive Coordinator! Mark Henry!” added @MorrisChestbutt.

“OG, this is hilarious,” stated @KoldKells.

“Damn, Mark Henry is coaching for the Chiefs!” exclaimed @AnthonyC5592.

“I was looking at him. He looks just like Mark Henry, and I was like, ‘Did he secretly join the Chiefs?'” shared @JessicaHANyrmx.

“Gonna say this is Eric Bieniemy,” commented @Every1SayIMBoss.

Have you ever seen Henry and Bieniemy in the same place? Exactly.

The only way to find out whether they are not the same person is to have them compete in a tag-team match in the WWE.

Just imagine Bieniemy walking to the stage with Henry, with Three 6 Mafia's “Some Bodies Gonna Get It” blasting in the venue.