Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes feeds into the dynasty narrative
The Kansas City Chiefs have had a conversation surrounding them for a while now, and Patrick Mahomes just fed into the noise.The Chiefs have won two Super Bowls in four years and been to three in the same amount of time. An even crazier stat is that this team has not missed one AFC Championship […]
The Kansas City Chiefs have had a conversation surrounding them for a while now, and Patrick Mahomes just fed into the noise.
The Chiefs have won two Super Bowls in four years and been to three in the same amount of time. An even crazier stat is that this team has not missed one AFC Championship game since Mahomes became the starting quarterback.
Some great quarterbacks never make it to the Super Bowl their whole career, let alone the number of times Mahomes has been to the AFC Championship game.
After this last Super Bowl, a conversation really started to spread on social media and all of the sports talk shows: The Chiefs are becoming a dynasty.
Some think they already are one, some think they are far away, and others think they need just one more ring in the next few years to do that. Usually, if you ask Mahomes or anyone on the team about it, they give you the generic media answer. They want to be a dynasty but aren't worried about that; they want to focus on winning.
Well, recently, Mahomes shared his thoughts on the widely talked about sports opinion.
"I think we're the [at] beginning of one," Mahomes explained to the media after practice. "I think, in dynasties, I always say you've got to win three. Our job is to do whatever we can to win as many as we can and not have any regrets when we step off the field. I think if we keep the mentality that we have, then we can look back at the end of our careers, and then we can decide if we're a dynasty or not."
This team could win more than another one. Think about this: The team from last season is basically the same as this team, but this team is better on paper. And they have the core group of players on contract for a while.
This could end up being a real dynasty.
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