Patrick Mahomes Joins Chiefs Teammate Anthony Sherman in the Fight Against Human Trafficking

There has been a lot of chaos surrounding the ongoing NFL season due to the onset of the coronavirus early last year. It was unclear whether NFL authorities would go ahead with the league. However, after a lot of deliberation and with the right planning, the 2020 NFL season did start as per plan in September 2020. NFL stars have done their bit to support the people affected by the deadly virus over the last 10 months or so. Super Bowl MVP Patrick Mahomes and his teammates are a part of that list.

Over the last summer, Mahomes along with the likes of Travis Kelce, Tyreek Hill, Demarcus Robinson, Frank Clark, and other Chiefs stars embarked on various charitable missions for different organizations. Now, the 2018 NFL MVP has joined hands with teammate Anthony Sherman and his E3 Ranch Foundation to combat the issue of human trafficking.

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Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce team up with Chiefs teammate for a noble cause

Kansas City Chiefs fullback Anthony Sherman and E3 Ranch Foundation teamed up with an interesting giveaway over the last week. But it was initially all part of a prank as Sherman later revealed when he appeared on the latest edition of The Pat McAfee Show. He gave the backstory as to how the whole truck giveaway idea came to fruition.

“It wasn’t my idea at first. I had a couple buddies of mine that decided to figure out a way on my Twitter account and put this up as a prank, and then kind of gave me two options. It was like, ‘Hey, either you can look one way or you can look the other way,’ so I just decided that it is only a truck,” Sherman said on the show.

But what was initially just a prank amongst friends has grown into a widespread charity movement. Patrick Mahomes has also joined in on the fun in a bid to increase donations towards this noble cause.

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