“What Is He Doing?”: Patrick Mahomes Leaves Pat McAfee Shell-Shocked After Offering Help to Logan Paul at Monday Night Raw

During Monday Night Raw in Kansas City, WWE commentator Pat McAfee found himself in disbеliеf as Patrick Mahomеs made a surprising appearance. Mahomеs, along with Kansas City Chiеfs tеammatеs Centre Crееd Humphrеy and Guard Trеy Smith, attеndеd thе еvеnt, but it was Mahomеs’ unеxpеctеd gеsturе that stolе thе spotlight.

Mahomes handed his three Super Bowl rings straight to Logan Paul with the intention of using them as weapons in the wrestling match! This unexpected left everyone in awe, and McAfee’s reaction was one of shock and confusion.

Reacting to that Monday Night Raw clip, later on his show, McAfee exclaimed, “Do you see what Patrick Mahomes did last? What is he doing?… he literally put a dynasty on Logan Paul’s hand.” As per McAfee, Logan Paul, who usually uses his usual brass knuckles, did not have them with him on that night, and therefore, he opted for a different weapon – Patrick Mahomes’ Super Bowl rings.

Although Mahomes’ move initially shocked many, McAfee later recounted the surprising twist behind his move: “Logan Paul, founder of Prime comes over and the Prime athlete Patrick Mahomes in the front row, he usually has his brass knucks, didn’t have his, so instead he gets his three Super Bowl rings.” However, the fight took an unforeseen direction when Paul’s intended punch missed Jay Uso and inadvertently struck McDonagh.

Mahomеs’ chеss play and Strowman’s dominancе

Despite the unexpected outcome, the heels maintained their advantage in the match. That was until wrestler Braun Strowman entered the fray to assist Uso. McAfee speculated on Mahomes’ strategic foresight: “I like to think that Patrick Mahomes is always playing chess. He knew that with the amount of time Logan took away… he’d be able to move when those things came in and he did. So thank you, Patrick Mahomes, for helping out Jay,” said McAfee, delighted with Mahomes’ involvement.

Strowman swiftly dominated the ring and dispatched Balor with a choke slam. The imposing 6’8″ athlete, who once attended the NFL Scouting Combine, then confronted Mahomes. Smith and Humphrey promptly rose to defend their quarterback before Uso intervened. It’s worth noting that Smith and Humphrey were not just spectators at the event.

They were being recognized for their heroic actions during the tragic incident that occurred on Chiefs Parade Day following the franchise’s third Super Bowl victory in five years. Smith and Humphrey, along with other first responders, entered the stadium alongside a young boy named Joey Borgonzi whose life they helped save during the chaos of the shooting. Their acknowledgment at the event served as a poignant reminder of their bravery and selflessness in the face of adversity, showcasing the true spirit of heroism both on and off the field.