“Woohoo”: Viral Video Shows Mic’d Up Patrick Mahomes in Cheerful Vibe, Passing On Chiefs Spirit in Three Words

There is no other way to express the Chiefs’ season. They are on a roll. Patrick Mahomes and the company have a division in uncharted territory. The franchise has had a great time and pulled off the magic, and one could very well extend the same courtesy to the Grim Reaper. Mahomes has always remained the upbeat star, and his latest Mic’d Up video surely says so.

The Kansas City Chiefs hosted the Seattle Seahawks in an extensive Week 16 matchup at Arrowhead Stadium. Patrick Mahomes was Mic’d Up for the game and led the charge. Aside from being the team’s leader, Mahomes was also the catalyst for all his teammates when they rallied against The Hawks.

The Grim Reaper is a fiery dude!

The Chiefs shared the Mic’d Up video of Patrick Mahomes. The video opened with the quarterback warming up on the field and embracing the cold. He yelled, “Wohoo! Let’s Get it Baby!” He then shook hands with his teammates, saying, “All Day. Let’s get it.” The quarterback ran out of the tunnel with his classic yell and pushed enthusiasm into his colleagues. The Grim Reaper has not been geared up with the mic in a while. But his enthusiasm for the game is palpable.

The video also showcased Patrick Mahomes diving it out to make the score. He screamed, “I touched that; Let’s Go!” as he went to celebrate the score.

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It is always a pleasure to watch Mahomes make plays and run the course of the game. But the Mic’d Up videos reveal how enthusiastic the QB1 is during the games.

Mahomes has had all the luck this year and is just 280 yards away from making history.

Patrick Mahomes is close to joining an exclusive club

Patrick Mahomes entered the league as a history-making athlete who has put the entire NFL on notice. The Chiefs clinched their seventh straight AFC West divisional title with ease. But apart from that, Patrick Mahomes is also edging in making history and joining an exclusive club with legendary quarterbacks.

According to CBS Sports, The Gunslinger has passed for 4,720 yards this season and is 280 yards away from his second 5,000-yard passing season. If Mahomes reaches 5,000 yards, he will have done so for the second time in his NFL career. He would become the third player in NFL history to have multiple 5,000-yard passing seasons, joining Drew Brees and Tom Brady.

Mahomes could easily clinch the feat in the remaining games and etch history in his name.

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