The Caesars Superdome will be roaring with Chiefs and Eagles fans. This is the final judgment day where every player will bring his A-game. A player’s true motivation to become strong is his family, and they will all be there on the sidelines this Sunday. One of the guys we will surely not be missing at this party is Patrick Mahomes’ lil bro, Jackson Mahomes. Oh yes, you can see him dancing on the sidelines all the time. The love between the two brothers is really strong, and they never shy away from showing it. Jackson, who’s a bit of a social butterfly, has an IG following of 237K and over a million on TikTok. Sheesh, you can easily say he’s got a lot of fans too.

People often say that he’s only famous because he’s Patrick’s brother. To which he said, “I don’t necessarily use him for clout, but there are a lot of advantages, and I get a lot of opportunities by being his brother, so that’s pretty cool.” I mean, if your brother is one of the best players the NFL has ever seen, and if it helps you achieve certain things, is that bad? In the end, it’s mutual love—he was literally the best man at Patrick’s wedding. You know, right? It’s easy to get overshadowed in a situation like this. But Jackson is not one of those. He released his Unathletic and Jackson From TikTok merch back in ‘20. So he’s out there making moves, trying to earn a name for himself and one day match his brother’s fame.

What is Jackson Mahomes’ height?

Maybe it’ll take a little time for Jackson Mahomes to earn fame as big as his big bro. But Patrick Mahomes surely can never match his brother’s height. Jackson stands at 6 feet 6 inches (198 cm), towering over Patrick, who is 6 feet 2 inches (188 cm). The younger Mahomes’ height has always made him stand out, even off the football field, and it’s a key reason he excelled in basketball during high school.

Did Jackson play football?

Jackson Mahomes has always taken a different path from his big bro. While Patrick excelled in football, Jackson played basketball in high school at Whitehouse, Texas, earning a starting spot on a dominant team. However, he later stepped away from the sport to pursue a career in social media. As Jackson put it, “You don’t have to be an athlete to be successful. You can do anything to be successful.”