“It’s Hard for Him To..”: Patrick Mahomes Breaks Silence on Playing Till Tom Brady’s Set Benchmark, Ready for a 45 Year Old Superman?

Any athlete at the prime level is not afraid of anything. But durability is one thing that could be the hurdle in their track. But Tom Brady is defying the odds. His return from retirement could be positive clout that could inspire the upcoming athletes. Patrick Mahomes also made his revelation if he intends to play till the TB12 standard. Will he snap the benchmark?

On Wednesday, Patrick Mahomes showed up at the media to speak of the Week 4 game. They would face the Buccaneers; a behemoth-level target coming off a loss and would be hungry for a win. The Grim Reaper also spoke if he would play till 45, just like Tom Brady did. The QB’s answer could have some mixed reactions from the Chiefs Kingdom.

Will Mahomeboy touch the TB12 level?

Patrick Mahomes mentioned, “I want to play as long as I can play, and I can still have a chance to help the team get better. Obviously, it’s hard to play till you are 45 years old, and I don’t want to be out there just hanging on. I think you see what you see with Tom is that he’s still playing at a very high level, and I think that’s why it’s hard for him to kind of give it up.”

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“When you’re playing at a high level, you don’t want to leave it, and so for me, I’m gonna try to keep my body in the best shape possible, and as long as they let me play it, I can play at a high level, I’ll be out there,” He added.

The Grim Reaper didn’t commit to a definite year. But he relied on his physique’s tenacity and resilience. Mahomes is 27 years old and still has a long road to go in the NFL.

Patrick Mahomes reveals prime reason over Week 3 loss

Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs suffered an unusual setback in what appeared to be a convincing victory. Kansas City started with two touchdowns, and the squad led at halftime. But they scored three points during the second half. Patrick Mahomes took much of the blame when asked about the loss after the game.

Mahomes mentioned missing some kicks and having multiple chances to score. They must figure out how to get the ball to the end zone. It all begins with him. They must not only gain yards but also enter the goal line when the team is there.

Will Patrick Mahomes prevail in Week 4? Or will Tom Brady hit the comeback switch? It is subject to witness.

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