Pat was clearing showing off there. He wanted his trademark move on all the highlights.

First sign that maybe this offseason went to his head a little. I'm sure he'll reel it in.
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Better for this to happen now...

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Mahomes likes to have fun, he likes for his team to have fun and get pumped up. He's also a smart guy, and learns from his mistakes. I have a feeling we won't be seeing no-look passes from him for quite some time. He doesn't need them anyway, his arsenal is complete without them.
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background music fits right in with QB porn! :-)
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Have we ever had a quarterback who is so easily forgiven after attempting (and missing badly) a 3rd and 3 no-look pass to a wide-open tight end from the 9-yard line (in a 7-point game in the 1st quarter, no less)? Has anyone?

How much tolerance and forbearance has a guy accrued to skate on something like that? I've never seen anything like it. And in one, single year ...

At this point, Mahomes could strangle a puppy and people would blame the dog.

FAX
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It's easy to forgive a guy missing a wide open touchdown when you know he has 50+ more waiting in the chamber.

With Alex it's like that was your ONE CHANCE
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That's it exactly, Mr. Kiimosabi.

Mahomes has earned that kind of sufferance. And after playing only 18 games.

BTW, I read today that Mahomes has set the all-time NFL record for most yards in the first 20 games of a career ... in 18 games.

I haven't fact-checked the stat, but it wouldn't surprise me.

FAX
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To be fair, that puppy was a huge pain in the ass

Chewing up our shoes, shitting on the couch... it had to go
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Max Kellerman calling Mahomes the best player in football.


It begins. So many people predicted regression. He picks up right where he left off and the reaction is going to be welp. He's a generational talent. He's what we though Luck was going to be.
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I think the more pressing factor was this game being fairly in hand throughout most of the day, and Mahomes already performing well on the day.

Nothwithstanding his impressive development already, if he'd made that same mistake and the Jags stayed with us, or even won the game, there'd be less forgiveness.

When players are performing well, you have to shake off the brainfarts you can afford to. Regardless of the stature of the player, if you dwell on single stupid plays despite overall quality play, you are fucking with their mojo.
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any word on that ankle?
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6-8 weeks of touchdowns
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I trust Peter King to post facts, FAX
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