Patrick Mahomes, the Kansas City Chiefs’ quarterback, broke records as he bounced back on the field to face the Denver Broncos in Week 1 of the new season. While the Super Bowl champion has shown the world that he has fully recovered from his severe injuries in the last season, it seems things have taken a new turn.
Patrick Mahomes dragged into a new drama after his record breaking performance against the Denver Broncos
A few hours ago, the Dallas Cowboys legend Michael Irvin has accused the NFL of allegedly intentionally giving the Kansas City Chiefs’ home game for Patrick Mahomes to recover.Dallas Cowboys legend Michael Irvin said, “The Chiefs open up the first two games at home…I guarantee you they did that for Patrick Mahomes.”The NFL icon added, “I guarantee they want to get him back up and going and get him right, and they said, ‘We’ll let you play the first couple games at home so you get confidence before you have to go on the road or anything like that.'”While neither Patrick Mahomes nor the Kansas City Chiefs’ head coach Andy Reid has commented on the speculations, NFL executive Hans Schroeder has denied such accusations.Hours before the Kansas City Chiefs’ match against the Denver Broncos, NFL executive Hans Schroeder spoke to reporters as he said, “The Chiefs are an incredible story,” Schroeder said. “They’re one of the most popular teams in the league right now. They’ve been on an incredibly successful run for a number of years now, and have built a hugely popular fan base.”NFL executive Hans Schroeder added, “We went into the year planning to play the Chiefs in the same number of windows. “We didn’t know anything more than then you did, but we’re certainly hoping Patrick would be back Week 1. … We felt really good about it and certainly feel better after seeing Andy’s comments this morning with how Patrick’s rehab’s going.”Over the last few seasons, the Kansas City Chiefs have dealt with many such controversial accusations.Many fans have also accused the refs for being too “lenient” on the Kansas City Chiefs even though the team has explicitly denied such accusations.
Patrick Mahomes keeps his eye on the Super Bowl for the Kansas City Chiefs in the new season
For now, the focus remains on one of the strongest quarterbacks in the league, Patrick Mahomes, as he gears up for the Week 2 match against the Indianapolis Colts.As Patrick Mahomes seems to have fully recovered from his brutal ACL and LCL tears, he has been practicing for the clash against the Indianapolis Colts.In an interview after winning against the Denver Broncos, the star quarterback has been open to the mistakes he made on the field, as he eyes a Super Bowl for his team in this season.