Chiefs *****The Patrick Mahomes Thread***** - Page 1915

IT ****ING HAPPENED

OP UPDATE:

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!
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@Chiefs the record for a QB reaching 10,000 passings yards the fastest should be broken with game #34 again the Ravens on MNF on September 28. Mahomes needs 75 yards to break Kurt Warner's record at 36 games. https://t.co/Tp34HR733S
— PAnon (@PAnon77984432) September 22, 2020

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Patrick Mahomes is currently on pace for 166.4 EPA in 2020.

That would shatter the record of 126.0 currently held by Patrick Mahomes.
— Paul Foeller (@pfoeller) September 21, 2020

A stat that basically says that if you just converted a 3rd and 20, down 10, with 6 minutes to go, you likely added a certain number of points to your team's total that it wouldn't otherwise have had.

It calculates what that point total is based on historical situations/totals.
— Paul Foeller (@pfoeller) September 21, 2020

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Originally Posted by Tribal Warfare:

"Oh my God, these guys – they think alike. When that football's in their hand, it's the same thought process."

Even @Chiefs coach Andy Reid can see the similarities between @PatrickMahomes and @BrettFavre.#ChiefsKingdom | #NFLTwitter pic.twitter.com/qp0xmb4W72
— SiriusXM NFL Radio (@SiriusXMNFL) September 22, 2020

That was a really fun listen.
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This angle underscores just how utterly impossible Mahomes is. This is witchcraft. pic.twitter.com/FnsLYmTy45
— Seth Keysor (@RealMNchiefsfan) September 22, 2020

Followed it up with this the very next play LOLOLOLOLOL pic.twitter.com/dvqaWzNQMp
— Seth Keysor (@RealMNchiefsfan) September 22, 2020

THAT HAPPENED ⏰��

��: #KCvsLAC on CBS pic.twitter.com/YnbSjcxwf5
— Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) September 20, 2020

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Holy god that deep shot.

Reek wasn't remotely open.

That was literally fuck it tyreek down there somewhere
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Wow. He wasn't really open.

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Probably not the best idea for Geoff to post this. I know Mahomes has talked about this being a bad habit for him, but Mitch has been beat bad on multiple occasions so far this year.

I know it’s doesn’t absolve some poor blocking by the Chiefs OL but Mahomes has to stop dropping past 9/9.5 yards. I’ve seen at least 4 clips where his back foot is close to 11 yards deep or more ��. And this is without interior pressure on 3 of the 4.
— Geoff Schwartz (@geoffschwartz) September 22, 2020

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Got to give Hill huge credit for that TD as well because whilst so few quarterbacks in history could have got the ball to that spot with the rollout and throw the number of wide receivers with the speed and anticipation to get to that spot is an almost equally select club.
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Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:
Wow. He wasn't really open.

It took an absolute dime.
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Originally Posted by Hayneplane:
Got to give Hill huge credit for that TD as well because whilst so few quarterbacks in history could have got the ball to that spot with the rollout and throw the number of wide receivers with the speed and anticipation to get to that spot is an almost equally select club.

He pushed off a little at the end.

He's a pro's pro.

He has big man skills in a little man's body.
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I thought Hill's foot hit the defender in the shoulder pad at the beginning of his tumble. But I guess there wasn't enough evidence.
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Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:

One of the most amazing throws I've seen.
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Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:

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Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:

The defense is all over the place trying to figure out and cover where that ball might be thrown. :-)
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Mahomes named to TIME Magazine's 100 Most Influential People of 2020, article written by Derek Jeter:

Link: https://time.com/collection/100-most...trick-mahomes/

Originally Posted by :
When Patrick Mahomes steps onto the football field, all eyes are drawn to him. It’s not just that his combination of athleticism, creativity and vision is fun to watch. What his play really showcases is his love of the game and the commitment he’s made to his teammates and coaches, and it’s clear that is the true foundation of his success.

That joy and loyalty drive his work ethic and the hours of practice and studying he puts in to be the best he can be. It drives his ability to stay calm, steady and focused when challenges arise, whether in the middle of the biggest game or over the course of a long season. And most important, it drives his competitive fire and strong leadership qualities, which just continue to grow.

There is a lot more promise in Patrick Mahomes’ future than just on-field accolades. He already has started to build a legacy as one of the most impactful athletes of his generation, and I, for one, am excited to see what is next

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