Pat Riley's three-peat trademarks could have led to the Miami Heat president getting a sizable payday if the Kansas City Chiefs had won their third consecutive Super Bowl.

Miami Heat president Pat Riley is back in the fans’ good graces. The Heat fanbase frequently criticized Riley during his feud with All-Star forward Jimmy Butler

Pat Riley has reportedly reached an agreement with the Chiefs to allow them to use the term “three-peat” if they win the Super Bowl on Sunday night.

Jimmy Butler's interpretation of Miami Heat team president Pat Riley's actions during a Jan. 7 meeting reportedly sealed the disgruntled star's decision

Despite the difference the two sides had, it seems as though the Heat tried everything in their power to convince Butler to stay and be a part of a contender in Miami. According to The Athletic’s Sam Amick,

The Jimmy Butler era is now over for the Miami Heat after Pat Riley elected to trade him to the Golden State Warriors in exchange for Andrew Wiggins as part of a multi-team deal. Butler had become a locker room problem for the Heat over the past couple of months. And, despite a 25-24 record, the more he stuck around, the bigger problem he became.

The Miami Heat landed Andrew Wiggins, Davion Mitchell and Kyle Anderson as part of the Jimmy Butler trade last week, and team president Pat Riley was happy