“Started Feeling Bad Last Night”: In An Eerie Similarity To MJ, Patrick Mahomes’ Experienced “Stomach Stuff” Before Surrendering To Broncos

Legendary basketball player Michael Jordan can teach some lessons to the current QBs on performing even better when you are not well. Mahomes can learn a lot from the veteran after his performance in today?s game. Star quarterbacks Patrick Mahomes and Russell Wilson have managed to give us the largest turnaround of the season which came at the end of this week’s best game.

The Super Bowl champions entered the game fresh off six consecutive victories, including the 19-8 game played against the Broncos barely two weeks prior. With the victory, the Chiefs’ winning run over the Broncos stood at sixteen games. However, the long winning streak which began in 2015 and was boosted by Mahomes joining the Kansas roster, has ended!

Patrick Mahomes was not at his 100 percent!

While Wilson went on to secure three touchdowns in the game, reigning MVP Patrick Mahomes did not even manage to secure one despite making close to 250 passing yards, which also included one INT. But you can give the credit to the Broncos for turning up at full-form today or you can also blame it on Mahomes’ ill health.

You know all was not well with Mahomes when he entered the game. The news was out that the star QB was suffering from a stomach problem. In the post-match press conference, Patrick Mahomes shed some light on the issue. When he was asked to discuss the process of when he started feeling bad, Mahomes replied, ?I just started feeling bad last night but started feeling well in the morning?. With a disappointing run that followed, he might as well have taken a page out of another legend’s playbook to help Kansas.

Mahomes could learn some hefty lessons from all-time basketball legend Michael Jordan as he played with stomach flu in the 1997 NBA finals and still went on to win the game by churning out an incredible match-winning performance. Despite his sickness woes, a resilient Mahomes made the game since the Chiefs don?t have that much freedom of choice with their roster in terms of QB variety. Nonetheless, Kansas must buckle up and fast!

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The most awaited matchup is right around the corner!

Whether Mahomes manages to heal and step up his game, is a matter to be discovered next week. The Chiefs are going against a far better side of the season, the Miami Dolphins. Tua Tagovailoa and Co pose a far greater threat to the Chiefs advancing the season.

The Chiefs need to prove their mettle more than ever, as the Super Bowl champs will definitely be put up to a test they need to excel at. Will the Chiefs triumph or will the Dolphins sail ahead? Find out soon as the game begins next Sunday at the Deutsche Bank Park Stadium at 12:30 PM. Till then stay with us and find out more interesting updates coming right your way!

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