Patrick Mahomes is far from thinking about retirement. In fact, the guy is eyeing something that hasn’t been done—a Super Bowl three-peat. It’s no longer just a dream—it’s right there within reach. Just the Eagles standing in the way. So, let’s pump the brakes on calling it the end of his career anytime soon. I mean, we can’t forget what he said back in April ’24, when Pat tied hanging his cleats to his family.

In a candid conversation with Time earlier this year, Mahomes gave a rare peek into what might prompt him to bid adieu. “I would love to play that long,” he said when talking about playing into his 40s like Tom Brady. But there’s a catch—he’s got a daughter to raise (now two, and a son). Those 3 are his top priority. “If I feel like it’s taking away from my family time, that’s when I’ll know it’s time to go.”

So, when that might be? It’s anyone’s guess. But for now, as Pat Sr. said: “He’s having fun.” Talking about his son’s future, dad had a slightly different take. He said Pat’s not ready to call it quits just yet. “I think he’s going to keep on playing the game until he feels like he has accomplished everything that he wants to accomplish,” he said. It’s all about that personal finish line for Mahomes, and only he knows what that looks like.

Pat Sr. adds that with his daughter Raye now in the picture, Mahomes might want her to witness his greatness just like he once watched his own father’s journey. But he’s right about one thing: as long as Mahomes still loves the game, he’ll be out there.

Let’s talk stats—because why not? Mahomes has not been the monster we have known him to be… But guess what? He has still led the Chiefs to another strong year. He’s thrown for 3,928 yards, 26 touchdowns, and just 11 interceptions. Now, another SB prep is going on. And that’s not it… You know he’s called out for ‘being on a bulky side compared to the rest of the QBs.’ That’s just another dig at him. Or maybe, just another ‘unusual compliment’ like the Ravens’ Marlon Humphrey called him the “Chubby fast dude.” Facts.

He’s still running the ball when needed, too, racking up 307 yards and 2 touchdowns on the ground. It’s that versatility—being able to impact the game with both his arm and legs—that makes Mahomes so dangerous. And let’s be honest, how many of us would bet against him securing a third ring in February?

Sure, Mahomes’ career timeline might depend on the family factor, but one thing’s for sure: for now, he’s not slowing down.

After all, there’s only ONE Patrick Mahomes

Another playoff showdown, another Chiefs win. KC outlasted Buffalo 32-29 in an AFC Championship thriller, and if it felt familiar, that’s because it was. Patrick Mahomes is now 4-0 against Josh Allen in the playoffs. Four. Zero. That’s not a rivalry—that’s ownership. And with this win, the Chiefs are heading to their fifth Super Bowl in six seasons. Yeah, beat that!

Mahomes finished the game with 245 yards, a passing touchdown, and two more on the ground—his legs proving just as lethal as his arm. But the moment that stood out? His postgame words for Allen: “I always feel for him. He’s a great player, an amazing competitor, and an awesome dude who I respect so much. I’m sorry it had to be us.” Respect. But make no mistake—Mahomes isn’t apologizing for winning.

Meanwhile, that’s one side of the story, the other side? Pat Sr. found himself in hot water after a now-deleted tweet took a shot at Bills fans: “Today is a great day to not be from Buffalo.” However, after many raised their eyebrows, he seems to have issued a response claiming his account was hacked. Sure, I mean, he wasn’t going to admit even if he did it. But you know the Bills Mafia, they weren’t buying it.

Not that they needed more fuel. Chiefs vs. Bills has become one of the NFL’s most heated matchups, and the animosity is real. A couple of years ago, Bills fans hung a Mahomes effigy in a disturbing display. But the #15? He lets his play do the talking…

It was the same story when the Raiders’ players dragged the Kermit the Frog joke. You need to learn it quick. Mind games are like an added motivation to a hungry Pat. Just for the Bird’s sake, I hope the Eagles don’t pull any such stunt before the Super Bowl.