Patrick Mahomes Gives a Vapid Response to Reporter’s ‘Cringeworthy’ Question

Patrick Mahomes is gearing up for his third Super Bowl appearance in four seasons. But the last moments of the AFC championship game are still in the news. And the Kansas City Chiefs QB is still getting questions regarding this. He gave a vapid response to one of the ‘cringeworthy’ questions from the lot.

The Chiefs won with a field goal in the dying moments of the game. But a reporter questioned Mahomes’ actions on one of the previous plays.

Patrick Mahomes responds to acting allegations 

Patrick Mahomes got a question about his actions that got the Chiefs a penalty against the Cincinnati Bengals in the AFC Championship game last week. A reporter asked him during the pre-Super Bowl press conference if he sold the hit on him through acting.

The Chiefs QB’s facial expressions changed multiple times, indicating he did not like the question. Nobody in his position would. But Mahomes then gathered himself to give an unperturbed response to the reporter.

“You get over there with the heaters and the benches and people, that’s where a lot of times people get hurt, and I think that’s the reason there’s a flag for getting pushed out of bounds like that late. And so, once I got pushed, I just tried to roll and try to not hurt people [on the sideline] and not hurt myself,” the QB added.

Mahomes would like to leave behind what happened in the past, including such absurd allegations and focus on the Super Bowl. The Chiefs will take on the Philadelphia Eagles at State Farm Stadium in Arizona. The QB is in fine form this season. And he is just getting warmed up.

Phenomenal Mahomes, spectacular season 

Whatever happens on February 12, Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs had a great 2022 season. The Chiefs won 16 of the 19 games they have played so far on their way to the Super Bowl. And Mahomes was by far their player of the season.

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The Chiefs won 14 games in the regular season to finish as the AFC top seed. And their QB led the league in passing yardage and passing touchdowns. They kept their form in the two playoff games and got the job done against both the Jacksonville Jaguars and the Bengals. And now, the Eagles stand in their way to lift the Vince Lombardi trophy. Can they do what they did in the 2019 season and complete their 2022 checklist?

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