“Patrick Mahomes is Compromised”- Former NFL Man Skeptical Ahead of Chiefs vs Bills Showdown

Reigning Super Bowl champions Kansas City Chiefs will feature in their 3rd-straight AFC Championship Game on Sunday. Andy Reid’s men will host the Josh Allen-led Buffalo Bills at the Arrowhead Stadium this weekend. Patrick Mahomes remains a doubt for this fixture after last weekend’s concussion incident.

Mahomes was ruled out in the 4th quarter during last week’s win over AFC North big boys Cleveland Browns. He was subjected to a nasty tackle at the hands of Browns linebacker Mack Wilson in the Divisional Round Playoffs.

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Will Patrick Mahomes start for the Chiefs in AFC Championship Game?

Former Buffalo Bills Defensive End Marcellus Wiley made his weekly appearance on the FS1’s Speak For Yourself segment alongside co-host Emmanuel Acho.

The former player-turned-analyst- his 2 cents on the Patrick Mahomes concussion injury ahead of Sunday’s AFC Championship game.

He said, “Look at Patrick Mahomes’ last game. If he would have walked in there with zero concerns, he didn’t walk out with zero concerns…

“Let’s just be real about that. I am concerned about him. He’s compromised right now. Whatever you want to say about him, the concussion, the neck injury, the nerve injury, his foot/toe injury, whatever you want to say, he’s not at full strength.”

“But I guess you can feel better because no one is at full strength this time in the playoffs. With that said, he’s facing a team who defensively are at full strength…of the four remaining defenses, they’re the best in terms of scoring defense,” Wiley said on the show.

Mahomes’ status for the weekend will be made public on Friday. He was a limited participant during Chiefs’ practice earlier this week.

But coach Reid is confident that Mahomes will be cleared to feature in the all-important AFC Championship Game on Sunday. You can’t afford to miss out on this one.

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