“What a Play”: Vintage Patrick Mahomes Plays ‘Within the System’ to Sprint 28 Yards Like Cheetah Tyreek Hill for KC Chiefs

Kansas City Chiefs have hit a stormy start to their Playoff journey. Despite freezing cold temperatures casting snowy shadows over Arrowhead, Patrick Mahomes has re-surged as his dominant self. The Chiefs tackle the challenge of the Miami Dolphins in hopes of securing back-to-back wins over Tyreek Hill’s new home side.

The 4th down is one of the most dreaded plays in American football. It could either etch a team a victory statement or write off their chances to win entirely. Thus it was exciting to witness Patrick Mahomes‘ mazy run at Chiefs’ 4th down in the 2nd quarter. Chiefs QB took matters into his own hands to ensure Arrowhead continues to witness Patrick Mahomes’ playoff assertion in full flow.

The Chiefs captain has stepped up to be the leading man for the Red Nation this evening. Meanwhile, his latest play exhilarated his importance to the Red Army as Mahomes dominates the Dolphins’ defense.

The Chiefs QB stared down 4th and 4 and instead of passing the ball in hopes of extending their drive, the QB took off for an amazing 28-yard rush. The run although not an exact match of Tyreek Hill’s TD run, did emanate similar vibes as Patrick Mahomes extended Chiefs’ dominance. The QB was able to run past the defense of the Dolphins, grabbing the praise of the commentators on air stating, “What a play, nobody does it better than him.”

It eventually took their score to a six-point lead with the Chiefs finally racking up 16 points to the Dolphins’ 7 before the end of the first half, allowing them a chance of overshadowing Tyreek Hill’s team after the WR’s impressive TD.

Tyreek Hill’s staggering touchdown sidelined amidst Mahomes’ pleasing rushing game

The play came just moments after Tyreek Hill announced his return to Arrowhead with a staggering 52-yard touchdown. It marked the return of their former starlet and the Miami Dolphins’ stake in this clash. With the AFC Wildcard clash a rematch of their Frankfurt clash, the Cheetah will hope to provide a first-hand example of what the Chiefs are missing in their WRs.

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But Patrick Mahomes won’t just stand back and let him run the show, as his rushing game continues to be as good as ever with 28 yards on just 1 rush already. With that, who do you think holds the chance of securing a win for their side? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.

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