My favorite play. :-) Sorry. Couldn't help my self. :-) That was the best pass I had seen in years.... Probably ever.
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What I love about that throw is that he had a man open short of the sticks and didn't even bother with that shit.
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#29's body language at the end says it all.
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It’s plays like that....that just break a defense. They have that play stopped and he finds a way to pull it out. That will kill their spirit.
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Yep, its even better than having a running back truck their star LB for a first down
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Not a chance even if he sold his soul to the under lord him self.
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We may as well get EVERY angle of that play.



Mahomie didn't even SEE Robinson until the last second.


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:-) look at this fucking mess. How did he find an open guy in all that at full speed?


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Still a little bit raw, but he will get so much better with experience(hopefully). The way he scanned the entire field was very impressive, along with his arm strength and ability to stand in the pocket and make a throw knowing he was going to get hit were exceptional for a QB playing in his first game.
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Robinson deserves as much credit on that play.

....he did the same thing in the preseason...play breaks down as a WR, you HAVE to either come back or create separation for your QB.
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If his field vision were any better, it'd be a Madden game
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That play should be a fucking viagra commercial.
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It’s no biggie. I wouldn’t expect that to be completed given the pressure and, I think, offsides on the defense. Just saying, I’m not gonna suck his cock for that throw.

Is 40 yards off your back foot really all that impressive for an NFL QB?
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"After watching @Chiefs play the @Broncos, @PatrickMahomes5 was truly worth a #1 draft pick! Talent is undeniable - great aggressive throws! - @PhilSimmsQB"
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Seriously? Did you see how accurate it was?
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