What do we call it? Perhaps just “The Run”?
 

I know it was just before halftime but it was the play that made this 59 year old finally rediscover in me what has been lost for so long. No more doubts. No more fears. I think calling it “The Run” is short, simple and says it all. Thoughts?

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Sorry if Q...

Patricks Will be done. Patrick willed this team to the Super Bowl.

The Raytown scramble. Now served for a limited time only at the Dennys on Blue Ridge cutoff, next to La Quinta.

The "MVPMII" Run...

I don't know if it gets a name yet because im not sure it's going to be his most magical/memorable play this season. We still have the SB to go.

I truly believed the adversity faced in this season would benefit us later and in the playoffs That being said I didn’t know how much. My past 30+ years have kept me relatively conservative regarding our chances. That being said, you had to start feeling some divine intervention played into it. Who picks Miami to beat New England. How do the titans knock off New England at home then Baltimore at home? Without a certain set of circumstances this whole thing might not be.

I call this the Greatest Ride. It’s been week after week of “can you believe that?”

Mahomes on the Warpath Run

I was like get out of bounds please God dont get hurt, was referring to Patrick, then I was like holy shit he's gonna score. I love him so much!

The Lamar Jackson

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Epic photo...

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That is a great photo. The look on Andy's face is priceless.

His eyes are right on Patrick’s feet.

Right up there with Elways helicopter

Yup. Making sure he didn't touch that white line. Beautiful run.

In the midst of my amazement and celebrating, I might have yelled at Robinson to keep his god damn cleats away from Mahomies hands.

Reid in the moment and EB looking to the future.

Andy making sure he's in bounds. Bienemy looking at what's in front of him. Focused coaches. Everyone else like holy shit!

It's actually a designed play known as the "Knob Noster scramble". Bienemy got it from the Panthers program over there. It's gonna be immortalized on NFL films like 65 toss power trap.

Mahomes will do some magical things in the Super Bowl. But it's going to be really hard to top this moment. This is a QB doing something he doesn't normally do willing his way into the end zone. The presence of mind to keep going instead of the easy win to step out of bounds. The ballsy move to go head up into 3 defenders. And the understated ability to hold onto the ball on 3 guys getting some really good strips in there. There were so many opportunities to smartly bail on the play. This wasn't as much about ability as much as it was a QB on a focused mission to get the TD at all costs.

I hate to use an Elway example, but it reminds me of Elway getting slingshotted into the end zone. Even if Mahomes throws a backwards 360 no look pass, it's hard to imagine topping this. This was a career defining play. Everyone in the world knew Mahomes was good. Chiefs fans always saw past the bullshit idea he can't win big games. This was the moment the entire world found out that Mahomes is a straight up killer.

I thought last week would be untoppable. Then he came out and did it. This might be the defining moment of this postseason but it just might be drowned out by what he's going to do in Miami. Can't wait to find out what that is.

LOL Someone said that he looked "Lamarvelous" and I said "Well, the spin move was good but not THAT good".


BUT HOLY SMOKES our entire living room was going nuts that all the kids ran upstairs to see what was going on. Everyone was celebrating and going crazy.

It’s only his second post-season. There’s so much more to come. Let that settle in for a few minutes.

I've been referring to it internally as "The Greatest Run That Ever Took Place On A Football Field Or Anywhere Else For That Matter".

Mahomes' Tennessee Waltz

Yeah, I thought he was going out of bounds and then he turned the corner. Then he was sprinting down the sidelines and all of those Titans were there around the goal line, so I thought he'd run out at about the three. But he just plowed into them. I thought he'd get an extra yard or two out of it, and then all of a sudden he lunged and everything in the world suddenly became right.

I agree. I'm just saying... not all of his best plays are the most memorable. The greatest play of his career is probably the Ravens 4th and 9 to Tyreek but people barely even talk about it. The plays people remember frankly aren't even his best ones. The left handed pass was when people realized he's not a fluke. The no look pass was when people really realized he's showtime. This run is THE play where the world learned this guy has Montana-like playoff moxy. He'll have a million more highlights in his career. But this is one of those plays you will see on highlight reels for decades.

I'll call it the same thing I call every play this post season.

Destiny.

The Start of the Dynasty

The Backbreaker

I was thinking the same thing, dont you be jumping around where mahomie's hands are laying

LMAO Thats a pretty intense stare I have to say.

This team loves the second quarter for some reason. Once the offense figures out how the defense is matching up with them, the flood gates open. This play is about as "back breaking" as any second quarter play can be. Awesome moment.

Same in the Penthouse Suite. Prior to that play, most everybody up there had been pretty reserved. After that, it changed the whole vibe up there. So awesome!

Scramble Legs
 

Copyright

The majestic run!

Oh damn (Andy is thinking), I forgot to put the Wishbone package in! Look, Pat's got the runs! (Your Pepto Bismol moment Titans)

Kevin Harlan's call on Westwood One.... fantastic. Just fantastic.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">And was still smart enough to move the ball to his other hand. <a href="https://t.co/SMeeKlqMK8">https://t.co/SMeeKlqMK8</a></p>&mdash; Dante&#39; Jones (@Dantej21) <a href="https://twitter.com/Dantej21/status/1219347713755578368?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 20, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

"The Run."

Says it all.

Link?

Must’ve watched that 15 straight times, it’s hypnotic

The shoulder fake he put on 54 was Clown School 101

same, I didn't even notice the head fake. That was smooth.

Then I read the comments. There' so many Mahomes haters now lol, they just don't want to admit that he's the most talented (physically and mentally) QB the NFL has ever seen.

The more I watch it the more I'm in shock he held on to the ball. The ball did come pretty loose before it got to the end zone.

Runny catchup

The Run That Made Me Cum

Great audio! Thanks for posting!

I don't mind that. There are a lot of other amazing QB's in the history of the league. Personally I just find it cool that some folks are seeing what I saw in him at Tech. The team around him was so bad in college, he really did not have the spotlight to show the nation his talent.

"The Scramble" and get IHOP to sell a menu item by that name and donate a dollar from every meal purchased to the 15 and the Mahomies Foundation.

Needs to be in the header rotation

Great angle on that TD run. Here you get a better view of the ball popping out at the end.

From this angle, I thought to myself... you know who makes that straight legged fake out move? Basketball players on a dribble drive left. I thought back to the Kelce wrist flick and of course all the no look passes. Lots of people talk about how much he's benefited from cross-skills learned from baseball. Nobody seems to talk about his basketball influence.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Mahomes’ ridiculous TD run... damn that boy has WHEELS! <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/ChiefsKingdom?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#ChiefsKingdom</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/NFL?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#NFL</a> <a href="https://t.co/4JGa7WroWx">pic.twitter.com/4JGa7WroWx</a></p>&mdash; The Sports Despatch (@SportsDespatch) <a href="https://twitter.com/SportsDespatch/status/1219017145553772545?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 19, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

The Patriculation

That NOISE!!