Amidst Radio Silence on Brother Jackson?s Arrest, Patrick Mahomes Sets His Eyes on Personal Glory by Following in Tom Brady, Steph Curry?s Footsteps

Despite enduring personal challenges, Patrick Mahomes, the immensely talented quarterback of the Kansas City Chiefs, is stepping forward to achieve his long-term dream. As he prepares to visit the White House, his brother & content creator, Jackson Mahomes, is facing another legal trouble, further adding to the complexities of their personal lives.

Jackson was recently arrested in an assault case after the accuser?s complaint last week, and as of now, the Mahomes family has chosen to maintain a dignified silence over his arrest. Nonetheless, Patrick remains steadfast in his commitment to celebrating his Super Bowl LVII victory with his team, eagerly anticipating the opportunity to meet U.S. President Joe Biden in June this year. The news was shared on social media by ESPN?s Senior NFL Insider, Adam Schefter.

First visit of the Chiefs to the White House in June

Soon after ESPN reporter Adam Schefter shared this news with the world, Chiefs fans were overwhelmed with excitement, surpassing all expectations. The Chiefs will be the first Super Bowl Champions to visit the White House before the Tampa Bay Buccaneers who did so two years back. The Los Angeles Rams were not able to make the trip last year. The Chiefs also were not able to visit the White House after their Super Bowl LIV victory in 2020 because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

But this time, fortune is in their hands, and they will be making their way on June 5th. Following their triumphant victory over the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LVII, with a score of 38-35, President Biden wasted no time in extending his congratulations to the Chiefs via social media. He wrote, “Congrats to the Kansas City Chiefs on their Super Bowl win and to MVP @PatrickMahomes on leading the team to victory.” He further expressed, “Through injury and obstacles, you [Patrick] showed grit and true resilience. Looking forward to having you at the White House.”

Before Patrick, Brady & Curry experienced a visit to the White House

In a notable milestone, the legendary quarterback Tom Brady recently visited the White House for the first time since 2017. Accompanied by his team, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Brady engaged in lighthearted conversations with President Biden, touching upon subjects such as age and the recent election. According to ESPN, President Biden also encouraged the team members to get vaccinated against COVID-19 if they hadn’t already done so.

This visit marked Brady’s initial White House appearance in 2005 when he was part of the New England Patriots during President George W. Bush’s tenure. Notably, Brady has won the Super Bowl under four different administrations, although his teams chose not to attend meetings with Barack Obama in 2015 and Donald Trump in 2017. Subsequently, after their victory in 2019, the Patriots collectively decided against attending the White House ceremony.

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Similarly, following Tom Brady’s visit, the 2022 NBA Champions, Steph Curry, and his team, the Golden State Warriors, also had the honor of visiting the White House this year. President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris warmly welcomed the team, creating a festive and celebratory atmosphere. During the reception, Vice President Harris expressed her lifelong fandom for the Warriors, adding an extra personal touch to the event. President Biden and Curry shared an iconic moment, capturing a photo of themselves walking together through the halls of the White House. They shared the photo on social media with the caption “Team Captains.”

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Now, following in the footsteps of Curry and Brady, Mahomes will also have the opportunity to join the prestigious group and experience a moment of glory with the President at the White House. Fans are eagerly anticipating this special occasion and await the moment when the Chiefs will be honored.