Patrick Mahomes is simply different.
Patrick Mahomes appears to be destined for the Super Bowl year after year. Travis Kelce’s amazing tight end talents, combined with Andy Reid’s Kansas City Chiefs, have brought him back. There were many questions about him when he entered the draft out of Texas Tech, but he has proven those doubters incorrect. Before taking on Brock Purdy’s loaded San Francisco 49ers squad, he had time to reflect on his development, according to Cam Inman of The Mercury News.
“It is incredible to have played in so many Super Bowls in such a short period of time. To be honest, I never expected it. It’s fine, but we want to go out and win. We don’t want to leave a negative impression. “We want to make it a good one,” Patrick Mahomes stated.
He had a difficult season. Their season began with a surprising loss to the Detroit Lions, who were structured differently with Jared Goff and Amon-Ra St. Brown. The Chiefs’ passing game also had some issues near the close of the season, but they were all resolved eventually.
Andy Reid, Travis Kelce, and the rest of the Chiefs’ system all aid him, but his brilliance still shines through. It would not be surprising if he defeated the 49ers in the Super Bowl once more.
Only two quarterbacks, Joe Burrow and Tom Brady, have kept the modern-day Chiefs from reaching the Super Bowl. Patrick Mahomes maintained it that way. He scorched the Ravens’ secondary on the first drive. The Chiefs superstar ended the AFC Championship game with 241 passing yards and 30 completions.
Chris Jones and the rest of their defense prevented the opposition quarterback from even getting near to the end zone. Lamar Jackson was doing everything for a Ravens team that appeared lost. His 20 completions on 37 passing attempts for 272 yards and eight carries were unable to bring him even with the Chiefs.
Mahomes and company have all the momentum they need. He may just win another Super Bowl.
