“Nothing to Do With It”: ‘Embarrassed’ Patrick Mahomes Reveals His Change of Heart Following Josh Allen Apology

The whole world saw Patrick Mahomes spiral after the Kansas City Chiefs lost to the Buffalo Bills in a rivalry game at Arrowhead. If Kadarius Toney had his foot inside the line of scrimmage, perhaps there wouldn’t have been so much drama about the situation. Fans saw it as unbecoming of Patrick Mahomes and didn’t like it at all. However, the 17-20 loss has put the Chiefs’ plays at the top of the seed in jeopardy.

Now, ahead of the game against the New England Patriots, the Kansas City Chief’s QB, Patrick Mahomes, has decided to vocalize the incident between him and the Buffalo Bills QB, Josh Allen. This is the incident where the former was upset with play-calling and said some profane words to the latter. It looks like Patrick Mahomes has chosen to have a change of heart and clarify the situation.

Patrick Mahomes had some time to think about his actions

Mahomes’ interview this time started with a normal greeting. The reporter didn’t waste any time and asked the QB about his outburst on Josh Allen and whether he’s had a ‘change of heart’ now that he’s had some time to think about it. The reporter also asked him whether it was Patrick  Mahomes’ emotions talking or if he was genuine about his feelings.

To this, the Chief’s QB said, “Yeah I mean It definitely was emotion talking when I was uh talking to Josh at the at Midfield um just, just lose the football game, a tough football game in a tough way uh, but I let it go on too long because I mean like I said um he had nothing to do with it and so um just uh to show better sportsmanship and tell him great game and kind of keep it moving.”

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Josh Allen also came out later and said that it happened in the heat of the game, and he realized that Patrick Mahomes doesn’t mean any disrespect to him. There is a huge debate among the fans as to whether the call is justified or not and whether Kadarius Toney will be starting in the game against the Patriots or not.

Was it the worst call that the NFL witnessed?

A video of the whole incident is floating on the internet where Patrick Mahomes meets the Buffalo QB, Josh Allen, and dubs the officiating as the ‘oddest call he’s ever seen’. For the most part, it might be considered unprofessional to complain about officiating, and there is a rumor going on that Mahomes might get fined for yelling at the referee and disrespecting him. However, that remains to be seen.

For now, the Chiefs need to gear up for the Patriots game and for now, regaining their position at the top of the seed would be an uphill battle. Because the team has taken some massive losses against the Packers and the Bills, Patrick Mahomes, and the squad must get their act together and work on their receivers a bit. What do you think about the state of playcalling in the league?

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