“He Had His Back”: Deion Sanders Stands Up for Patrick Mahomes to Counter Ochocinco’s Accusations Around Kadarius Toney Incident

Everyone was a witness to the raving fiasco that unfolded at the Gillette Stadium. And the $50,000 fine that followed. Deion Sanders had experienced the missed catches, minus the thrashing by the QB. Looking at the catastrophe of a broadcast on national TV, Coach Prime had a message for Toney. “Hey boy, keep your head up. Get back to work and keep on working how about keep your hands up.” 

Toney was not the only one on the receiving end of Coach Prime’s message. Mahomes bagged an advice from Sanders. “Don’t show up your receiver on National Television,” stated he. However, Mahomes’s pent-up frustration right from week 1 was the origin of the outburst. Walking in week 15, the Chiefs are leading in dropped passes. Clearly, it was not just this game’s lousiness that earned Toney the backlash.

Toney finished with two receptions for five yards and two drops on four targets. The WR’s poor performance is no secret. He has dropped a good number of catches, so much so that his tenure with the Chiefs is at stake here. Ultimately, many paths lead to a conclusion that WR Toney might hit the sidelines in Chief’s week 16 showdown against the Las Vegas Raiders.

The Chiefs’ WR needs to buckle up

As the Chiefs are doing every possible thing to repeat history, the recent history of winning the Super Bowl, they cannot afford these dropped catches. Andy Reid might not wager the calmness of his focus player Mahomes for Toney.

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With fierce competitors out of the game due to injuries, Mahomes can see the clear shot they have at the Super Bowl. He just needs one thing to get there: getting their receivers to level up.