“He has a lot of attitude”: Patrick Mahomes sparks heated debate after appearing to limp off stage ahead of Chiefs' Week 1 clash
Patrick Mahomes, the Kansas City Chiefs’ top quarterback has been a force to be reckoned with on the field but his injuries on his left knee have remained a topic of debate. With hours left to go for the Kansas City Chiefs’ Week 1 match against the Denver Broncos, Patrick Mahomes has sparked a heated debate,
Patrick Mahomes’ behavior sparks a heated debate as many call him out hours ahead of Week 1 clash against Denver BroncosA few hours ago, as the three time Super Bowl Most Valuable Player spoke to reporters, he seemed agitated as he added, "Hopefully I’m done with questions about the leg…” and walked off the stage.
With Patrick Mahomes walking off the stage, many feel that he was limping while others fel it is his usual style of walking.
A fan took to X and posted, “Yes you can tell by the way he turned he's not shifting instead he picked up his leg and then walked off”, another fan posted, “he has a lot of attitude for a subpar QB that can't do anything without the league rigging games for him”.
A third fan wrote, “He's gonna MILKKKKK that sh*t after every bad play he has all year. Gonna pull an old Aaron Rodgers and limp and then scramble like nothings wrong, then start limping again when he remembers.”
Another fan posted, ““Hopefully I’m done with the questions about the leg.” Then he limps off the platform.”
A fifth fan noted, “they better protect him or he’ll blow his knee out again especially against the broncos.”
However, neither Patrick Mahomes nor the Kansas City Chiefs’ head coach Andy Reid has responded to the speculations concerning his health.
What has Patrick Mahomes really said about his severe injuries ahead of Week 1 clash?To Patrick Mahomes’ credit, he has been public about his struggl and recovery process from the severe ACL and LCL tears he sustained in the last season.
Back when Patrick Mahomes got injured in Week 15, he weighed in on his recovery and said, "It's nine months. It's the amount of time [doctors] said from the beginning, that if I did everything the right way, I would be ready to play Week One. I'm someone that, if you put [a goal] out in front of me, I want to go out and get it and maximize every single opportunity, every rep in the weight room, every hour that I can spend in the building to get my body right.”
He added, “This has always been the plan. From the day I got the surgery, as quick as I did, to hopefully the first game of the year, the plan will go accordingly, and I'll be able to go out there and be myself."
Patrick Mahomes’ behavior sparks a heated debate as many call him out hours ahead of Week 1 clash against Denver BroncosA few hours ago, as the three time Super Bowl Most Valuable Player spoke to reporters, he seemed agitated as he added, "Hopefully I’m done with questions about the leg…” and walked off the stage.
With Patrick Mahomes walking off the stage, many feel that he was limping while others fel it is his usual style of walking.
A fan took to X and posted, “Yes you can tell by the way he turned he's not shifting instead he picked up his leg and then walked off”, another fan posted, “he has a lot of attitude for a subpar QB that can't do anything without the league rigging games for him”.
A third fan wrote, “He's gonna MILKKKKK that sh*t after every bad play he has all year. Gonna pull an old Aaron Rodgers and limp and then scramble like nothings wrong, then start limping again when he remembers.”
Another fan posted, ““Hopefully I’m done with the questions about the leg.” Then he limps off the platform.”
A fifth fan noted, “they better protect him or he’ll blow his knee out again especially against the broncos.”
However, neither Patrick Mahomes nor the Kansas City Chiefs’ head coach Andy Reid has responded to the speculations concerning his health.
What has Patrick Mahomes really said about his severe injuries ahead of Week 1 clash?To Patrick Mahomes’ credit, he has been public about his struggl and recovery process from the severe ACL and LCL tears he sustained in the last season.
Back when Patrick Mahomes got injured in Week 15, he weighed in on his recovery and said, "It's nine months. It's the amount of time [doctors] said from the beginning, that if I did everything the right way, I would be ready to play Week One. I'm someone that, if you put [a goal] out in front of me, I want to go out and get it and maximize every single opportunity, every rep in the weight room, every hour that I can spend in the building to get my body right.”
He added, “This has always been the plan. From the day I got the surgery, as quick as I did, to hopefully the first game of the year, the plan will go accordingly, and I'll be able to go out there and be myself."
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