*****The Patrick Mahomes Thread*****

[Dante84]

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!

[Dark Horse]

Originally Posted by suzzer99

On one of the pundit shows they pointed out that the same side judge made most of the bad calls against the Chiefs. Seriously need to investigate his finances.

I think he should be forced to perform fellacio on an aids infested porcupine

[RealSNR]

Originally Posted by Hammock Parties

It's getting boring.

I hope the Donkeys get one soon so we can get mad at them, give them a shred of hope, and rip it away when it counts.

Absolutely not.

They can get good again and go to the playoffs or whatever and suffer a loss that way.

Tom Brady lost one to the Bills early on in his career.

Mahomes will never let one of those happen to him. Total, utter domination. Neverending.

[Redbled]

Originally Posted by smithandrew051

Of the 3 possessions in the second half:

1 ended in a field goal
1 ended on the Wylie “hold” (also illegal shift on the same play, but would’ve been 3rd and 7 instead of 3rd and 12)
1 ended on Kelce’s drop (forced us into 3rd and 9)

Very frustrating.

Hill was interfered with at some point. Thought it was 3rd down.

[Best22]

Originally Posted by Hammock Parties

the play was coming back anyway due to illegal formation

that throw is nuts though

i really think we are going to see the best mahomes playoff run ever

It’ll be hard to top his HISTORIC 2019 playoff run

12 total touchdowns (NFL record), 1135 total yards

Overcame deficits of 24, 10, and 10 in three straight games

Game winning drive in the SB

[Hammock Parties]

Originally Posted by Best22

It’ll be hard to top his HISTORIC 2019 playoff run

12 total touchdowns (NFL record), 1135 total yards

Overcame deficits of 24, 10, and 10 in three straight games

Game winning drive in the SB

Pure stats, he might not.

I think we are going to see a highly efficient Mahomes, though, with fewer mistakes.

The Chiefs are not falling behind 24 this postseason.

The offense is absolutely locked in right now, they were only derailed by a couple of drops last week, and that awful penalty on Wylie.

[philfree]

We've been out of town since mid December but upon return this belated Christmas present was waiting on me.

[crispystl]

Originally Posted by Chris Meck

For me, and this may be weird, but when he hit that beautiful wheel route to The Sausage against...was it San Diego? I let myself believe. It was perfect. Right in the breadbasket.

When he annihilated the Steelers in their house I knew we really had something.


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[duncan_idaho]

Originally Posted by Hammock Parties

Pure stats, he might not.

I think we are going to see a highly efficient Mahomes, though, with fewer mistakes.

The Chiefs are not falling behind 24 this postseason.

The offense is absolutely locked in right now, they were only derailed by a couple of drops last week, and that awful penalty on Wylie.

He's starting to get to that Aaron Rodgers level of play. Quick, ruthlessly efficient in the structure of the play. But when things break down, so physically talented he can make amazing things happen.

[crispystl]

Originally Posted by duncan_idaho

He's starting to get to that Aaron Rodgers level of play. Quick, ruthlessly efficient in the structure of the play. But when things break down, so physically talented he can make amazing things happen.

The last couple of weeks have been a thing of beauty and I have to remind myself he’s only ****ing 26.


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[Hammock Parties]

Originally Posted by duncan_idaho

He's starting to get to that Aaron Rodgers level of play. Quick, ruthlessly efficient in the structure of the play. But when things break down, so physically talented he can make amazing things happen.

Yes. He was actually like this at the end of 2019, and through most of 2020. Because he trusted the OL at a very high level.

He had to re-find that trust this year, and now this is the result. He is back to slicing and dicing them up robotically.

[Monty]

Originally Posted by Hammock Parties

Yes. He was actually like this at the end of 2019, and through most of 2020. Because he trusted the OL at a very high level.

He had to re-find that trust this year, and now this is the result. He is back to slicing and dicing them up robotically.

Oh, I like what you did there in keeping with the theme of the GDT.

[Kman34]

Originally Posted by philfree

We've been out of town since mid December but upon return this belated Christmas present was waiting on me.

I'm jealous... nice

[Rausch]

Here's hoping today he adds to his legacy of greatness...

[hometeam]

A long overdue observation sparked by todays game. Every time Mahomes runs they say 'you know he's a sneaky good runner nobody knows that'

Everybody knows that. FFS its the second time you have said it this game! Shut your old ass up Bob!

[Hammock Parties]

Only Joe Montana has more consecutive road wins against divisional opponents than Patrick Mahomes.