The Kansas City Chiefs recently notched a significant 26-7 victory against the Miami Dolphins in the Wildcard Round. In this game their defense impressively held the Dolphins to just seven points. Also, Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes marked one-touchdown and a 262-yard performance. Notably, during the game, Mahomes’ helmet was significantly damaged.

A large part of the plastic shell was seen breaking off after a collision. Now, ahead of their next matchup, he shared his thoughts on the incident. His comments about it have attracted considerable online attention.

Patrick Mahomes reflected on helmet incident

In a recent post-game interaction, Patrick Mahomes addressed the incident of his helmet breaking during the game. Mahomes revealed, “they’re testing it right now,” referring to the damaged helmet. Later, he expressed his desire to retain it and said, “I’m adamant on getting the helmet after.” Mahomes definitely sees it as a unique keepsake.

He went ahead and said, “It’s definitely something that’s cool I’ll be able to keep for a long time.” Mahomes acknowledged the helmet’s protective role, he noted, “It did its job. I was perfectly fine after,” despite the crack. He also mentioned the need for adjustments. Mahomes said, “I’ll try to get this helmet to fit a little bit better.” The Super Bowl champion was comfortable making a joke about it as he went ahead to humorously say a message.

He said he plans for “Finding a place to store the extra helmet for the next game.” He ended the answer to the reporter’s question with this joke and they moved on to talk about other game-related things. Many are blaming the cold weather for the breaking of the helmet. Now, what will be the weather in their next game? Let’s find out.

Chiefs set to battle another blizzard

Amid preparations for their clash with the Chiefs, the Buffalo Bills have shown remarkable resilience. They are the next opponents of the Chiefs and in their recent win against the Steelers, they were stunning despite a challenging blizzard.

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The team now faces another snowstorm as conditions until Saturday features continuous snow showers and a frigid 13 degrees Fahrenheit. However, the weather is set to improve dramatically by Sunday, January 21. This will offer partly cloudy skies and no snow, just in time for the 6:30 pm EST kickoff.

This positive shift in weather is expected to aid the ground crew significantly. What do you think, will the weather be with the teams? Let us know below.

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