You know, I think you've actually come up with the perfect nickname for Mahones...The Patomic Bomb....
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thanks so much man, i have been begging for a video clip with audio from a kc market :-)

that was great! especially the lil shimmy shake pat gave after the td :-)

ETAAA: what kc receivers were open since reek was triple teamed. surely there were more dynamic plays available given his coverage :-)
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rep!
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I didn't come up with it. Here is the origin:

����PATOMIC BOMB ALERT���� https://t.co/36P6ET0MA9

— RollinWithMahomes© (@MishLGee_xoxo) August 18, 2018

Now we just wait for the PC police to get ahold of it and ruin it.
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This is like the assassination of Franz Ferdinand.

World War Pat just started.
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You get 63 by ignoring the official NextGen Stats number, apparently.
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This.
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63 is yards from LoS
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So they just ignore the fact that he was 5 yards behind the LOS when he released the bal to reduce it to 63 yards? Whoever came up with that must me a Broncos homer. It fits the crap that they've been spreading.
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well its the same things as punts
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:-)

How was your weekend? @PSchrags spent his watching the @PatrickMahomes5 TD pass over, and over, and over, and over, and over, and over again.

Is there anyone more in love with the @Chiefs QB? @ArrowheadPride pic.twitter.com/hFZWHDXPdr

— GMFB (@gmfb) August 20, 2018

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That's hilarious. Been awhile since someone in the national media spoke about a Chiefs QB and it didn't make me grimace.
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Yes finally. The Patomic Bomb! Make it so mods. Make it so.
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“If you had logged into Twitter Friday night, you’d have thought this was as big a cultural phenomenon as man walking on the moon or the Beatles visiting Ed Sullivan.”
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Worst WR/CB matchups this season:


1. Kansas City Chiefs

Downgrade: Tyreek Hill, Sammy Watkins

If there's a poster team for this season's series of WR/CB matchup columns, it's the Chiefs. Kansas City's receivers face the league's toughest cornerback schedule -- and it's not close. The slate includes the hardest schedule overall and for No. 1, No. 2 and left perimeter receivers. It's second-hardest on slot and right perimeter receivers.

Coach Andy Reid moves his receivers around plenty, but Watkins (69 percent perimeter last season) and Hill (62 percent) usually line up outside. This will mean matchups with star cover corners Casey Hayward (twice), Richard Sherman, Chris Harris Jr. (twice), Jalen Ramsey, A.J. Bouye, Stephon Gilmore, William Jackson, Patrick Peterson, Marcus Peters, Aqib Talib and Jimmy Smith. And that doesn't even include a potentially lethal Cleveland group that includes Denzel Ward, T.J. Carrie and E.J. Gaines.

Kansas City will face nine of the top-11 cornerback groups and only three who are ranked worse than 15th. Hill and Watkins are both tremendous talents, but this is one of the hardest cornerback schedules imaginable. Both should be downgraded.
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