Because of all the interest in this thread, I've place all of the video content of Patrick Mahomes II's college career, and draft day goodness into a single post that can be found here. Enjoy! [Reply]
Dan Marino - 44 Games Aaron Rodgers - 54 Games Matt Stafford - 55 Games Andrew Luck - 55 Games Peyton Manning - 56 Games Carson Palmer - 59 Games Kurt Warner - 61 Games
Patrick Mahomes led the Chiefs to a win after trailing by as many as 11 points. Since 2019, the Chiefs are 6-0 (including playoffs) when Mahomes starts and they trail by at least 10 points at any time during the game.
Patrick Mahomes led the Chiefs to a win after trailing by as many as 11 points. Since 2019, the Chiefs are 6-0 (including playoffs) when Mahomes starts and they trail by at least 10 points at any time during the game.
He was on pace for arguably his worst NFL performance but that competitive fire just doesn’t allow him to wilt and quit physically and mentally.
Global sport has seen some supremely talented individuals and most are best when front runners but it is a rare gift to be able to cruise through the gears and find your best play when your teammates need you most.
My sporting memories stretch back to about 1989/1990 and I can’t think of anybody more clutch at nailing the big moments. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Hayneplane:
My sporting memories stretch back to about 1989/1990 and I can’t think of anybody more clutch at nailing the big moments.
Since 1990, the only athlete with that Clutch Gene in a major sport that I can think of is Jordan. Most guys, even the greats, are as likely to fail in the clutch as they are to succeed. Pre-Terrell Davis John Elway is a good example. [Reply]
Originally Posted by AdolfOliverBush:
Since 1990, the only athlete with that Clutch Gene in a major sport that I can think of is Jordan. Most guys, even the greats, are as likely to fail in the clutch as they are to succeed. Pre-Terrell Davis John Elway is a good example.
Another record coming up: if Mahomes throws for just 370 something yards this week . . . can't remember exactly, so let's just say just under 379 yards, he'll be the fastest QB to 10,000 yards in NFL history. Basically in 34 games? And he only played the first quarter of one of those games. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Megatron96:
Another record coming up: if Mahomes throws for just 370 something yards this week . . . can't remember exactly, so let's just say just under 379 yards, he'll be the fastest QB to 10,000 yards in NFL history. Basically in 34 games? And he only played the first quarter of one of those games.
I think he needed 377 to do it in 33 games and is about 70 yards short after Sunday.
I think he needs to throw for 70 in the next 2 to break Warner's record (who hit it in 36, IIRC).
