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As a British guy myself, not into the NFL, I accidentally watched a Chiefs playoff game in the 2019 season. In 5 minutes I was mesmerised by Mahomes and instantly became a Chiefs fan. Now I'm obsessed with the NFL and will never look back. So glad you discovered Mahomes; right now he's, lights out, the best player in the game.

@nathanb511

Жыл бұрын

As someone born and raised in KC, we appreciate the support from across the pond! If you ever find yourself on this side, would love to treat you to a beer or four and some BBQ 🍻

@okiedokie1866

Жыл бұрын

Belated, but welcome to Chiefs Kingdom!

@bonym371

Жыл бұрын

@@nathanb511 OMG, thank you so much for your kind hospitality. I can't wait to go to experience that incredible Arrowhead stadium; the atmosphere, the spectacle, the Chiefs in real life! Would love some of that KC beer and BBQ for sure...And if ever you're in London, call me up, I know a few good pubs and the best fish and chips in town!

@bonym371

Жыл бұрын

@@okiedokie1866 Thanks!👍🏼

@kurtisgibbs6698

Жыл бұрын

Talent wise, no one has ever been on Mahomes level. He just makes magic happen every time

He's worn a pulse monitor during games, and it's shown that his pulse goes DOWN in what other people would think were stressful situations. His calmness in those situations is not a matter of fighting the fear with discipline & focus. That's just the kind of situation that makes him feel relaxed. He's wired backward.

@catsfan6984

10 ай бұрын

Its Tiger Woods -esque fr. Most of his top plays are in playoff games and when the lights are brightest. Not only is he the most talented QB we've ever seen but also the most clutch.

@christianmendoza8107

4 ай бұрын

Today the same, he owned the overtime

Even as a Bengals fan, I really enjoy watching Mahomes play. If Joe Burrow is the typical brilliant definition of what a QB should be, Mahomes is the guy full of intangibles that wills plays into existence.

@pippip9927

Жыл бұрын

I love watching the Bengals ball out too. You guys got a SQUAD. Burrow is a dawg. All respect this is a great rivalry to watch developing.

@kane6079

Жыл бұрын

And as a chiefs fan I can’t lie, Burrow is gonna be a headache for 15+ years and is already better than Josh Allen

@joemckim1183

Жыл бұрын

@@kane6079 The AFC is going to be having Mahomes, Burrow and Allen ping ponging back and forth the AFC championship for years to come.

@Bones12x2

Жыл бұрын

This exactly. He has great arm talent but his best skill is that he simply has a magical ability to make plays happen in ways that nobody else can and even he on paper shouldn't be able to do...but he creates/finds a way.

@thedude6913

Жыл бұрын

As a life long Chiefs fan I gotta say, this is a refreshing display of awesomeness. I'm so sick of bills, Bengals and other chiefs fans going to war over who the best is. Mahomes, Allen and Burrows are all great qb's and I can't wait to see them go to war for years to come.

I think one of the most impressive plays of Patrick Mahomes was on an incomplete pass in a super bowl they lost against Tampa Bay. The guy was like a foot off the ground laid out throwing the ball and it was a dead strike to the receiver in the end zone, hit him right in the hands and the receiver dropped the ball. You give this guy time, and he will cut a defense to pieces, not only passing, but he runs well too.

@columbia2635

Жыл бұрын

I'd add his 30 yrd run in the SB w/the high ankle sprain where he gets up and you can tell the pain has him barely able to take a breath...holding up a finger to give himself a moment. You'd be hard pressed to find a QB with that much grit. He loves to win, but not just for himself. He wants his team to win and he wants the fans to win.

@ckmoore101

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. Normally incomplete passes shouldn't be on QB highlights, but this one is the exception. I think you cannot argue, that if that pass was complete, it would go down as the single greatest throw in NFL history. And it it wouldn't even be close.

Another reason why Patrick Mahomes is loved, is that he is a genuine humble kid and absolutely loves what he does. His heart is the game and he exudes his passion in every play.

@DNReacts

Жыл бұрын

Love this, you can tell just how much he loves the game!

@iAmEbolaWoT

Жыл бұрын

@@DNReacts Of course, I could be considered a little biased as I'm also from the Kansas City area. :) GO CHIEFS!

The context on number 1, was in the super bowl. The chiefs were down, and that throw basically changed the game, and the chiefs went on to win the superbowl that year. Also, on the number 12 throw, mahomes placed the ball right over former defensive player of the year stephon gillmore (#24). Who is basically one of the nfls Virgil van Dijk’s.

@Scotter4536

Жыл бұрын

Also, the number 1 play was on a 3rd and 15, which has a very low conversion rate and the Chiefs were down by 10 with 7 minutes left in the Super Bowl. I just checked and ESPN had the 49ers win probability at 96% on the play before it. In less than 7 minutes the Chiefs went from being down by 10 to winning by 11 in the biggest game. Incredible!

@DNReacts

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, had a feeling there was more to this than we realised!

@DNReacts

Жыл бұрын

@@Scotter4536 Appreciate the context Scott, puts it into perspective

@breezy9939

Жыл бұрын

Also play number 2 was in a playoff game

@frederickkincaid2800

Жыл бұрын

There’s a great NFL Films YT video that puts the #1 play in context. It was the Super Bowl and the Chiefs were down a couple scores.

Mahomes is the only QB that consistently makes me laugh out loud with how ridiculous the plays he pulls off are. In my head as I laugh I'm always saying "oh come on man" 😂

@susanmaggiora4800

Жыл бұрын

One of the things I love about Mahomes highlights are that on certain plays you can hear the broadcasters laughing in the background. These are guys that often played the game professionally & you can tell they’re just blown away by some of the stuff he can do..

What might be difficult to realize if you've never thrown a football is how effortless he makes it look. The other thing is he routinely breaks "rules" on what is considered good throwing mechanics, like moving to the right and throwing the ball back to the left. The reason he can do it but others can't is his arm strength is incredible. He can be moving backwards to buy time and still throw the ball 30 yards down the field. Couple that with the unique arm angles he can throw it at and then he is also incredibly gifted at reading defensive coverages, it makes him very difficult to stop. His worst season as a starter is that he lost twice in the semifinal round of the playoffs (AFC Championship Game). He has never finished worse than top 4 in his 5 years as a starter.

@columbia2635

Жыл бұрын

Like Burrow & Hurts are really good QBs but they are textbook QBs. They can do the job very well, but they just can't do all the crazy stuff that can totally change the way a team plays.

@zachmcnerney409

Жыл бұрын

He's a baseball player playing quarterback. As a fan of the game and just an observer of details I think that is THE reason for his gifts on the gridiron. His throwing motion is one of a kind. Josh Allen can maybe chuck a football farther but NOBODY can throw like that guy can. It's incredible and surreal to watch. Especially as lifelong Kansas Citian!

@Kameo-jq3qo

Жыл бұрын

and add his sixth sense... he nearly always feels the defender even if he cant see them and throws like a millisecond before he gets hit / sacked. he knows exactly when to buy time and when to throw. hes such a unicorn.

@ladi278

Жыл бұрын

@@Kameo-jq3qo mahomes is the definition of “just quick enough”. He isn’t fast but he’s just fast enough to get out of bad situations and make magic happen.

@dustinwilson4017

Жыл бұрын

I'm a Chiefs fan all my life and we'd had some good quarterbacks but always ended up getting beat by someone better. Awesome to watch Mahomes making these plays and helping the Chiefs be on top now. He throws the ball like it's a little dart on some of these, baseball definitely helped him and his father being a professional baseball player shaped his abilities and mental focus. The 2nd best was a playoff game and the #1 was the superbowl that year, when he completed that pass at that time it shifted the momentum tothe Chiefs favor against one of the toughest defenses ever

Mahomes is the most talented quarterback the sport has ever seen. His arm strength, his ability to throw on the run, throwing across his body, changing his arm angles, his running ability. On top of that he has great leadership, the toughness, and the ability to read the field. Has been the Chief's starter for 5 years, has made 3 super bowls and won 2. He is already a legend and will in all likelihood go down as one of the greatest of all time.

@rollingstoneworks3183

Жыл бұрын

Mahomes is incredible, credit where credit is due. I’ll still take Aaron Rodgers, both for longevity and the fact Mahomes has had an all-star team his whole career. That’s not a knock on Mahomes….but I’ll put Aaron’s top ten plays up against Patrick’s any day. Yes, he’s had an extra decade to make them, but for pure talent, it’s close but I give the nod to Aaron. Maybe the boys can break the tie…

@jimponton693

Жыл бұрын

This. His ability to run sideways, extend the play, and throw across his body...IN EITHER DIRECTION...is amazing.

@justsaying5633

Жыл бұрын

If not the greatest.

@MrJPerry

Жыл бұрын

@@rollingstoneworks3183 nah it's Mahomes all day over Rodgers and Mahomes trajectory is already better too.

@wakingforbacon6439

Жыл бұрын

@@rollingstoneworks3183are you crazy. Mahomes just won a super bowl without a number one receiver. With his defense always in the bottom half of the league. Your crazy if you think rodgers can hold mahomes underwear. Rodgers is so overrated it’s not even funny. All them years with some great defenses and he loses 3 straight afc championships at home. Rodgers is the number one choke artist for sure.

The 5,000 yards and 50 touchdowns in a single season was his first year as a starter.

@Youneedsomemilk16

Ай бұрын

Yup and people saying he had a down year in the 2021 season after he had 4800yds 37tds and 13ints is crazy work that just shows how high the bar is for him

As a rule of thumb, imagine a stopwatch starting as soon as the ball is snapped in a passing play. The more time the QB can extend the play, inside or outside of the pocket, the more time the defensive secondary has to defend the receivers. Given enough time, someone will get open. But not every QB can do what Mahomes does to buy that time, and even fewer can fit the ball into the impossible places from impossible angles like him. It shows that he was a premier shortstop in baseball. I wish my team had something comparable.

Them wizard throws happen every game He's a beast

Fellas, Don't second guess your comments and impressions, you guys are picking up the game extremely quickly. Your initial observations are very good and you're already spotting things it often takes others years to notice such as blocking, off-ball movement, and personal/team dynamics and strategies. Your football/soccer savvy is serving you well, as is your understanding of the different types of athleticism and mindset effective at the highest levels. As a lifelong American football fan it's great to see you both starting to put the pieces together, and don't worry the rabbit holes of coaching, playcalling, and on field reads/adjustments by the players are endlessly deep and ever changing....nobody ever knows it all, even the gurus of the game have their own gurus. All that being said, your learning curve is extremely high, and regardless it's great to see people from around the world enjoying our game for both the spectacle and the intricacy. Don't let the pedantic minority strip you of enjoyment or fluid commentary. Much love from Arizona.....peace out

@susanmaggiora4800

Жыл бұрын

This, 100%!

@DNReacts

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the comment and support, we really appreciate it!

@spannagattinara4970

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, what he said, 100%! Keep up the good work!

@zacharyliles8657

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely!

@MrKiser-

Жыл бұрын

Well said.

My little bro grew up playing sports with Pat from 5 yrs old thru HS. The one thing that Mahomes has always had that made him special was that "it factor" but to like a freakish level. He isn't actually an amazing athlete compared to the typical super pro athletes...he isn't that fast, he doesn't jump that high, he isn't extra strong etc etc....but he has some unnatural like ability to amplify his performance within the moment to make plays he shouldn't be able to make. I remember a highschool basketball game where he dunked on a kid that was taller and could jump higher than him...I swear to god if the defender wasn't there, Pat wouldn't have been able to do the dunk as well...but because the only choices were 1. Get blocked or 2. Jump higher than you can actually jump....his body just magically was like...#2 please. It's weird but thats how he has always played sports.

@milojohnson3057

Жыл бұрын

some guys can just dial it up when needed, shohei ohtani usually sits around 95-96mph with no runners on base but with a runner on 3rd reaches up to 102mph

@Bones12x2

Жыл бұрын

@@milojohnson3057 true but the crazy thing about Pat is can't "throw 102 " like physically he doesn't have that ability while Shohei can do it just about whenever he wants he just choses not to. Yet Pat has this crazy ability to find ways to do things he shouldnt even be able to do but he jist temporarily ignores reality. 😅

@jeffmiller7817

Жыл бұрын

EVERYONE compares him to Jordan for the " it" factor, but I like to remember how Larry Bird was always talked about... Not that fast, can't jump and such, yet his basketball IQ was off the charts and he domonated in his time in the league with his own "it" factor... Just like Mahomes football / QB IQ seems to be sky high and he has been dominate in his league... As of right now, Mahomes has broken all the norms of what a QB is, was, and could be... Now it is just waiting to see how far it will actually go and which, if any, of the other young guns will separate themselves from the pack to give him a run for it...

There is no doubt that even if he retired today he would be in the hall of fame and he is probably only a third of the way into his career.

There is a rule about where they can throw from (line of scrimmage) so there is a hesitance to run past that line because once you do you can no longer pass and you are committed to only running. At that point a QB as a running back is fair game for full tackling unless he slides or runs out of bounds.

@kcgunesq

11 ай бұрын

But Mahomes absolutely will run when it is the right call. He's had a number of rushing TD's and first downs each year.

Chiefs fan here. Not just because I've been a Chiefs fan for over 30 years, NFL hasn't seen anything like HIM. Generational player.

Thank you for reacting to Mahomes, guys! I’m from Kansas City. I remember the night we drafted him. The pure excitement I felt. And the total elation I’ve felt from watching him win 2 MVP awards, 2 Super Bowls, and 2 Super Bowl MVP awards in the span of 5 seasons is something I can only hope my future offspring can appreciate

@JudyB1980

Жыл бұрын

It was exciting drafting an actual quarterback for once!! He’s magic. Pure magic.

@chrisdowns8859

Жыл бұрын

I used to work in Mission KS (pre-covid) and a bunch of us were looking at his college tapes at work one day, and the throws he made even then were INSANE.

@wichitadisciple9874

4 ай бұрын

This comment ages terribly! Ring #3 baby!!!

This man signed a contract worth half a billion dollars. He has the potential to be the greatest of all time (he’s on pace)

@muchomacho9961

Жыл бұрын

And he’s not asking for more (yet), but he lets the team pay more players around him so he wins more and then can get paid to endorse 5,000 different products.

@jeffmiller7817

Жыл бұрын

HE'S could actually be ahead of the pace when you consider Brady had a 10 year dry stretch between his first 6... Brady averaged a SB trip almost every other year during his career... Mahomes has 3 in 6 years in the league, he is on the same pace, he just needs the early wins instead of the 10 year dry spell... That would give him the best chance to tie / pass Brady for rings... He is already on pace to break most of Brady's numbers in the next 12 to 13 seasons, but the rings are what most people consider tops... Yep, Mahomes needs more rings to be the GOAT, regardless of the other accomplishments, records and numbers... Sad, but true...

@muchomacho9961

Жыл бұрын

@@jeffmiller7817 the problem with these QBs being compared by number of Superhowl wins, is Brady always had one hell of a defense and defensive coaches. Brady’s QB rating in post season Is pedestrian and Mahomes has the highest of any QB in history. Mahalmes has never known a Top 15 defense and most of the time not Top 20

@jeffmiller7817

Жыл бұрын

@@muchomacho9961 I know, I tell people the same thing all the time... But, Brady is considered the GOAT because of his rings first, not his stats, and that is why Mahomes will need more rings to take the GOAT mantel... It's not fair, but it's how it is... Think of how many other players have multiple rings with Brady, yet Gronk is the only one you hear mentioned as possible GOAT of his position... There are a few 3 and 4 ring guys that played with Brady, or were on the team and got the rings, but it is QB position that rates first, so we forget all those helpers he had over the years and just name him GOAT like he did it all on his own... Sad, but true...

@muchomacho9961

Жыл бұрын

@@jeffmiller7817 Trent Dilfer is better than Dan Marino then? Lmao. Mahomes is a better QB than Brady was, but Brady was on better teams than Mahomes has been.

Watching Mahomes makes me feel like a kid watching football for the first time. He's the best I've ever seen and will go down as the best QB there's ever been. It's unreal the things he's capable of. Chiefs games are can't miss viewing.

@DNReacts

Жыл бұрын

He is so good! I loved watching this video and can’t wait to see more!!

@hinata365247

Жыл бұрын

Right! We know something crazy going to happen😂

@robertbradburn9616

Жыл бұрын

He's so good he has 7 Superbowl rings......oh wait........

@christopherjenny7897

Жыл бұрын

@@robertbradburn9616 So what? That doesn't detract from what Mahomes has accomplished.

@robertbradburn9616

Жыл бұрын

@@christopherjenny7897 so what?..dude said "he's the best I ever seen" lol undoubtedly he didn't watch Tom

Pat's father played in the MLB in the 80s. And Pat played baseball in high school, so you can see some of the baseball influences with some of his throws.

@dgsmith9969

Жыл бұрын

I see shortstop all the time. They have to learn to adjust their body in space and throw all different directions with all different arm angles and on the run or in the air. He'd have been the greatest shortstop in MLB history, with his "lose over my dead body" attitude.

@columbia2635

Жыл бұрын

Played basketball, too. And to hear Travis Kelce talk, plays golf way better, too!

@iAmEbolaWoT

Жыл бұрын

Actually, that makes a lot of sense watching how he throws that pigskin around sometimes. Thanks for that tidbit of info! :)

This video is actually a few years old now. He made 3 or 4 plays this past season that would be included on this list now.

I'm 41. And a Broncos fan, a team that plays the Chiefs yearly, twice normally. Mahomes is as legit as any quarterback in NFL history. If he stays healthy, a legend without a debate.

KC resident and longtime Chiefs fanatic here. We love our QB1 and love watching people react to him. Watching him is so much fun. I just wish my dad was still around to see him. Patrick loved that snow game. He has said that the game seems to slow down in the snow and he can really see what’s happening.

He’s the best player in football right now and it isn’t even a debate. He’s 27 which is young for a QB and he’s already seen as a top 3 QB to ever play the game by most people. Very likely he ends up the “GOAT” when it’s all said and done. Shame they didn’t have some of the plays from this season in the video. Some were incredible

@joellytle8969

Жыл бұрын

What's ridiculous is that people still want to debate it! And when they do, like PFF grading him so low at the start of the season or not being #1 in the Top 100 Players, he becomes "Petty Pat" and we love him even more! He see's all that talk and it motivates him to be great! I hope the debate NEVER stops because "Petty Pat" is the BEAST that keeps bringing home trophies!

This guy is like the MJ of football. He is ice cold and never ceases to amaze. I'm glad y'all checked him out.

You guys hit the nail on the head with "no panic." Coupled with his great athleticism is a "football brain" that's clicking along faster than everyone else's. 🤯

@DNReacts

Жыл бұрын

💯 This was really impressive!

The reason a lot of these videos are while he’s running to the side is that to throw an accurate pass, you’re supposed to have your shoulders square with the direction you’re throwing. Mahomes can throw “across his body” and still be accurate, which goes against all conventional wisdom.

A lot of teams actually try to avoid pressuring Patrick because he can some how make big plays when getting rushed out of the pocket. It’s ridiculous😂

@DNReacts

Жыл бұрын

I noticed that, crazy good!

Play number 5 is absolutely incredible! A no look pass, completing a pass to a moving target, all the while being unbalanced in an NFL game is spectacular

Patrick Mahomes was often compared to Brett Favre (a Super Bowl winning QB and consistent star). Both are referred to as a "gunslinger" - a quarterback who will see somebody downfield and throw the ball, and never mind if the receiver is covered or not. They often trust that they can throw the ball exactly where it needs to go where only the receiver can get it - and they're not always right. Like you said, they often specialize in risky plays. Gunslingers often throw a lot of interceptions. What's insane about Mahomes, though, is that he *doesn't* throw interceptions. His year watching the previous KC QB really influenced him. The previous QB was Alex Smith, who is often (and often uncharitably) referred to as a "game manager." "Game Manager" QBs are QBs that make cautious plays. Gunslingers are "Go Big or Go Home" and Game Managers are more "I Won't Fuck It Up!" Some of Alex Smith's more "I Won't Fuck Up" attitude managed to make it's way into Mahomes and meld with his Gunslinger attitude, creating a Gunslinger who doesn't fuck up nearly as often. Peyton Manning (one of the best QBs of all time) had 167 TDs and 110 INTs in his first 6 years. Brett Favre (who I mentioned earlier) had 147 TDs and 76 INTs in his first 6 years. Mahomes has 192 TDs and only 49 INTs in his first six years. Mahomes is something special.

@thedude4

Жыл бұрын

And hes only played 5/6 years! Great point my dude🤙

@columbia2635

Жыл бұрын

Actually 5 years. His first year he played the final game. That's it. 1 game. Folks need to either call it 5 years or do the comparisons based on number of games.

@becpennington7470

Жыл бұрын

Right? The talk about how those plays are risky and what if they don't work, but the thing is, they DO. Mahomes has a very low interception rate. Smith played the best season of his own career the year that Mahomes was under his wings, and while he was very different, he passed on some key wisdom (he also was a good scrambler).

@revpembroke3082

Жыл бұрын

@@columbia2635 Favre only played 1 or 2 games his first year, so I thought it was fair.

@dustinwilson4017

Жыл бұрын

​@Col Umbia Payton Manning's 6th year was his best of his first 6 so comparing first 5 full seaons just hurts Manning's numbers

2 games for you guys to react to: Chiefs/Rams 2018 and Chiefs/Texans Divisional Round 2019. The first is just a hugely entertaining, high-scoring game and the second has the most unique comeback I think you'll ever see!

@pazzyboyy

Жыл бұрын

Even as a Texans fan, I knew that 24-0 lead wasn’t safe while Texans Twitter was losing their minds. That game and what Mahomes did set us back 3 years bro 😭😭

@bayareafan217

Жыл бұрын

Chiefs Bills Divisional round is a pretty good one as well. Watching one of the best QBs in Josh Allen fall short against the unquestionable best is a thing of beauty

@thomasfilbeck6521

Жыл бұрын

@@pazzyboyy As a Chiefs fan that was at that game, I can't say I knew we were going to come back, but I did say "it's only been 10 minutes". Once we got the special teams turnover I knew it was a game again.

@Quvan

Жыл бұрын

As a longtime Chief fan, I can't bring myself to watch that again.

Mahomes father was a major league baseball player. He's just a different type of athlete.

The reason he runs back & sideways instead of forward is that passing isn't allowed anymore if you move too far forward. He's staying back in the area where he can still pass. The forward limit to pass is where the ball was at the beginning of the play. (#17 in this video shows a case when he was almost too far forward, because most of his body had crossed the line, but it was still a legal pass because his back foot was still behind the line.)

Patrick has so many usual throwing positions there's the left-handed throw and the SideArm for the no-look pass! And their effective in the coach lets him roll with them.

If he keeps up this level of play for even 5 more years he will be the best to ever do it. He’s simply unstoppable

@79Glitch

Жыл бұрын

He would need about ten more years to compete with Elway, Montana, and Manning. But he would still be far short of Brady at that point, and probably could never catch him, especially since Brady got the best of him multiple times. He’s like a 2.0 Arron Rodgers, currently.

@williamwarner8189

Жыл бұрын

@@79Glitch What???! In what ways is he already not competing with Elway, Manning and Montana-- in such a short amount of time? And I've watched them all.

@jeffguy4669

Жыл бұрын

@@79Glitch One more bowl and he's better than everyone but brady

@alkavonstra5479

Жыл бұрын

​@@79Glitchnah, he's better than Elway ever was right now, and equal to, if not greater than Manning right now. Give him 3 years, if he gets another ring in that time, he will be No. 2, All Time, no questions. Brady has so much success through his entire career, it's almost impossible to compare to anybody, but the only one that currently has a shot at matching him is Patrick Mahomes, due to the success he's had already.

@79Glitch

Жыл бұрын

@@williamwarner8189 Longevity. The guy said 5 more years and the he’s the best ever. That’s a bad take. And Brady and Manning already have him beat in terms of sophistication; I don’t think he’ll ever get to that level. He’s even admitted how lucky he was to land in KC with Andy Reid because he had almost no ability or knowledge to read defenses coming from college. And he still struggles to understand defensive schemes. He’s got great instincts, and the arm talent, so that has covered him so far. Along with being on teams loaded with talent. From a pure throwing talent … yes, he’s right there with guys like Elway or Rodgers.

Lifelong Chiefs fan here. These are just 26 examples of excellent plays. He has many, MANY more that are just like these. Plenty of the passes or plays on this list could be replaced by others that I consider even better than these. This is routine greatness. He does something like this at least once in every game of his career and he's played in over 90 NFL games at this point in his career.

@randelrobbins1408

Жыл бұрын

The NFL has never seen this kind of talent before.

@randelrobbins1408

Жыл бұрын

Jump passes are definitely harder. Most quarterbacks are essentially unwilling to throw passes on the run like Mahomes does, because it's much easier to generate appropriate pass velocity and accuracy when you're throwing from your feet being planted. Other QBs certainly do it to, but no one has the volume of running and jumping passes that Mahomes does. It's absolutely remarkable!

@randelrobbins1408

Жыл бұрын

Last thing I'll say (I think): you guys really ought to find a newer highlight video that includes passes from the last 2 seasons!

QBs who run often can't usually stay very healthy, because they get tackled a lot. Mahomes does run sometimes, but he mostly manages to complete passes while protected as the passer.

So 2 things here... 1. You guys show genuine interest in American sports and are unassuming and awesome to hang with for a video. It is like having a few good buddies in the living room during a game, sharing a beer and just being involved with us. You two are something special. 2. I am a long time Green Bay fan (I grew up just north of Milwaukee) and KC has had such dynamic and amazing players to watch these past few seasons. I think that European football (and please forgive me if I am wrong) has had such die hard fans that they refuse to even watch games where their team isn't involved. I can only speak for myself when I say that good football is football worth watching, regardless of the team. Much love to our Mizzou, what an awesome team to watch.

@DNReacts

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Alex, we really appreciate the comment! We’re loving this journey so far and really enjoyed this one

Yeah he definitely doesn't mess up a lot of passes. Dude is almost supernatural. I'm not a Chiefs fan, but I appreciate how awesome Mahomes is.

@DNReacts

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He’s so good!

I live in the KC area. I have waited my whole life for a QB like this but I have honestly never seen any QB make these throws with the consistency he does. It is truly generational. Closest analogy is Messi dribbling and scoring. And, yes, I also lived in Barcelona for a bit too...

@DNReacts

Жыл бұрын

He is THAT good!

Mahomes extends the play by going backwards or to the sideline. However, most QBs that would limit where they can throw, Mahomes’ arm and cross body ability keeps the entire field as a target. Never seen anything like it, ever.

I’m not sure it will make this one because of the date but there was a running touchdown he made basically by planking with one hand at the goal line. (Had to keep body off ground while ball crossed plane.) insane picture. One handed.

@jenniferaceste8823

Жыл бұрын

Christmas Eve vs. Seattle @ Arrowhead!💝

@muchomacho9961

Жыл бұрын

Yes! I bring that up every time Insee these and that was such a great play.

Mahomes is one of the best athletes in the world. In high school he was an All-American basketball player, and an MLB draft prospect in baseball. In a baseball game his senior year he was pitching against Micheal Kopech (who now pitches in the MLB). Mahomes threw a no-hitter and Kopech only gave one hit which was a homerun hit by Patrick Mahomes.

@DNReacts

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the info! Amazing player!

This highlight reel could be shown to QBs as a "what not to do" tutorial. But somehow he pulls it off. He is a magician. And only he can pull this off. That's why it's amazing. It goes against all traditional (and logical) coaching points. Every play is basically "No, no, no, no, no, no... YES!"

@DNReacts

Жыл бұрын

That’s a great way to sum up his plays 😂 he’s incredible!

@Wakaflockabach

Жыл бұрын

@DN Reacts in your terms, watching him is like watching Jonny Wilkinson. Randomly he'll do a through kick or chip kick and you're sitting there like WTF then he busts it for a 50M try. Or just out of nowhere takes the riskiest drop goal you wouldn't attempt in your wildest dreams... and nails it. The ball goes up in the air, you go "no, no, no, no..." through the post "YES!" And that is the Rollercoaster that is Mahomes.

His college highlights are just as impressive.

Mahomes is something incredible

I will be 61 the end of this month. I remember our first Super Bowl win. To have our team blessed not only with the talent of Patrick Mahomes, but the outstanding individual he is, is a once in a lifetime gift. #ChiefsKingdom We longtime Chiefs fans aren’t cocky, we know what a gift we have in him and we will never take it for granted. ❤

He’s 1 of 1. His 2022 clips were just as impressive. If not better. His HOF induction tape will be longer than a MARVEL movie!

The NFL is morphing into a game where it is crucial to have a Quarterback like Mahomes that can roll out of the pocket and extend plays. Incredible

What's crazy is this doesn't even have the most recent seasons where he did more crazy things. His superman stretch for a TD, or his Jordan-like leaping dunk for a TD. All the plays he made after having a high ankle sprain in the playoffs this year. So many more amazing throws and moves. Could do a whole second video!

Mahomes is pretty much the only qb who even attempts these plays, not to mention that he’s able to make them work most of the time

I was born and raised in Kansas City, MO, and if I'm gonna be honest I've been watching football my whole life and I have never seen someone throw the way Patrick does. The angles of some of these throws are throws not even many HOF QB's could make. He truly is one of a kind in my humble opinion

@9:54 there are others who "can" but no1 can do it like him or at the consistent level he does. I don't even get mad when he beats my team any more I just appreciate the greatness lol

He is a transcendent QB. I remember watching that left handed throw on tv and I called my wife in from the other room. I was like "Did he just do what I think he did?" She had a delayed response. "Isn't he right handed? Holy s***."

Mahomes, Texas Tech legend. Holds college record for most yards in a single game.

I want to say has the best starting resume to a career ever.

Mahomes is on a different level!! I waited my whole life for my team to have such a talent like him and am glad we drafted him!!

Considering you've watched baseball videos recently and now you're watching Patrick Mahomes, you should do a video on best/top plays from baseball shortstops. Their agility and arm strength to catch balls and then throw runners out is something to see.

Thing is, he's not considered a running qb either. He has enough mobility to extend plays for his team. I think he only ran somewhere around 4.8 40 in the nfl draft. He's just not stiff footed in the pocket. But his arm talent. One of the best ever. If not the best.

One thing to realize is that for a lot of these, he throws across his body and off his back foot. Baseball players and other athletes who throw know that that triples the difficulty of the throw

#2 on this list is my all time favorite Mahomes play. He runs like he's trying not to spill a beer, & that subtle look back that shook the defender. Chef's kiss

Those weren’t even his craziest plays. 2022 had some unbelievable tricks from Mahomes

Mahomes = Greatness As Always GOOOOOOO CHIEFS!!!

It’s really fun watching you guys enjoying what you’re watching! You see the amazing athleticism and your reactions are great! Patrick Mahomes is one to keep an eye on!! He’s so entertaining to watch and he’s not even from my team! I appreciate the gift he has!

@DNReacts

Жыл бұрын

He’s definitely brilliant. Thank you Sarah, great you enjoyed the video. Thanks for your support!

Patrick Mahomes is a human highlight reel. These plays are incredible but he literally does this on the regular. He is quickly becoming one of the best quarterbacks ever. I've never seen a quarterback with his skill level.

Mahomes was drafted by the Detroit Tigers (MLB) in 2014 as a pitcher, but he decided to play football instead.

From Whitehouse High School(TX) too Texas Tech University.I seen him make these kinds unbelievable passing plays.Dude,put up 64- points in Texas HS playoff game vs Mesquite Poteet HS (Tx) and lost by one point. Just Amazing!😳🏈🇺🇲

@columbia2635

Жыл бұрын

I've seen videos talking about how nobody wanted Mahomes and Texas Tech was only 1 of 3. Same thing happened with the draft. Chiefs saw the tape on him and wanted him right away. I love how the entire sports world continues to disrespect his talent and pretend that he's all flash and no substance. The only thing that would make it better is if those same "analysts" admitted they made a mistake. They don't. Worse, they make the same mistake the next year!

What i realized from this is that he really made Demarcus Robinson look like a top WR in the league through these highlights 😂

He was an outstanding middle infielder in baseball and chose football instead. Nothing's certain in Major League Baseball but I think he could have made it as a second baseman. Those impossible arm angles and field vision came from summers playing baseball as a youngster through high school. Football is a frenetic game but baseball has a lot of zen, hence his calmness in the midst of chaos.

@dustinwilson4017

Жыл бұрын

Yah he was a good pitcher too, but hard to know if he'd ever have become good enough at the pro level to be a pitcher or hitter against the best in the world, I think he knows focusing on QB was the right choice 😅

Yeah, you nailed it. He makes those ridiculously risky throws ALL the time and he so often gets away with it so much that no one really questions it but if anyone else tried them, they would get ripped. And yeah, no one else has ever made some of those on-the-run, cross-body throws; certainly not with that level of strength or accuracy. You also nailed the fact that he's so calm and composed despite being chased everywhere. The ONLY time I've ever seen him looked really panicked it their loss to the Buccaneers in Super Bowl LV. Number 1 aided in their comeback in Super Bowl LIV. They had been down 10 since the third quarter but they got the ball on that drive with 8:53 left in the game. That drive and the next 2 after all ended in touchdowns and they won by 11.

Don't worry, lads, all positive comments are warranted. There is no hyperbole talking about Mahomes. He's a multi-generational talent and one football fans will be telling their grandchildren about. Enjoy the fact that we are alive now and get to enjoy seeing him play live. He's that special. Over the first few seasons everybody came to understand his physical gifts, but then realized that his ability to process information in real-time and react is even greater. No, he’s added that Brady-like competitiveness, professionalism, and leadership that makes everyone around him better. Picking last year to become football watchers means you got to see Tom Brady play one last time, and got to see the torch passed to Mahomes. A really significant time in the history of the game, as what both Brady did statistically made history, and what Mahomes is doing now is writing the next chapter.

I love how you said Mahomes had no panic when he's admitted that he does panic, but oftentimes, he has that ice in his veins. He's also said he'd be faster if someone was on his tail, haha. Love how he jokes about stuff like that. I'm so proud of him as a KC fan. He's downright magic!

Mahomes is so fun to watch. He’s basically playing backyard football.

I think it's generally important to point out, not only has no one seen anyone on the field like Mahomes before, but he's the full package in every respect. He's so deeply intuitive, he knows what every situation needs, what every player will respond to on the sidelines, exactly what to say and how to behave to unify his team and get the most out of his teammates and coaches. He never gives up, and even when he's very ramped up emotionally, he doesn't lose control. It's an amazing combination of calculating discipline and incredible empathy.

What's crazy is that this video only includes the plays from his first 2 seasons. I always appreciate watching other people's reactions to Patrick Mahomes. I'm a Chiefs fan so I'm always amazed but the reactions reassure me that I'm not biased or just obsessed with my QB :)

@DNReacts

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Brittney. We’ll have to give Patrick another watch to see his updated highlights too. Some of these plays were insane!

You’ve got to see more of his recent passes. All these are at least 2 years old. He’s an amazing quarterback and I love him being on my hometown team.

@DNReacts

Жыл бұрын

We will be doing more for sure, he’s incredible!

The top play was in the Super Bowl. It was 3rd and 15 in the 4th quarter and they were losing 10-20 and it led to a comeback win.

@jennifermorris6848

Жыл бұрын

Do we have time to run Wasp? He called the play.

@jenniferaceste8823

Жыл бұрын

That play was #1 on the list.

@Aderbj

Жыл бұрын

@@jenniferaceste8823 I know, that's why I called it the "top play"

You are spot on in regard to imagining his skills as being rare, but he's more than rare. I have been watching football for 30 years and no one has ever done what he does. Mahomes is the best QB talent-wise the league has ever seen, and given enough time he will go down as the GOAT.

Last one was the Super Bowl. You need to watch his top rushing plays as well. Sneaky good

As a huge Chiefs fan we all understand that occasionally things do not go the way they were intended to we let them go we ultimately have the best quarterback out there are very happy and blessed for that to be the case

I Love the NFL and the Chiefs, but you guys keep coming up with the best videos...Go Brits

@DNReacts

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the support, really appreciate it. Love you’re enjoying the content!

When people search for the answer to a question, I always tell them, the answer is 15! Enjoy him with the rest of us.

I know it was incomplete, but that pass where pat was practically parallel with ground and dotted the dude in the face against tampa in that super bow deserves to be on the list. Pat is unreal and well on pace to be the goat, he is one of one in nfl history.

that play at the end was at the end of the game in mahomes first super bowl win when the chiefs were losing in the fourth quarter

This highlight reel is several years old. Look up his highlights from this past season (2022) because as amazing as this list is, he was on an entirely new level this year, capping it off during the playoffs and Super Bowl with some of the most incredible plays of his career - WITH A SPRAINED ANKLE!!

Mahomes has such good accuracy he threw a deep touchdown to Tyreek Hill and Tyreek didn't even know he caught it and no one else did either

@jenniferaceste8823

Жыл бұрын

I remember that one!😂

@flayremoon

Жыл бұрын

Which game?

@jenniferaceste8823

Жыл бұрын

@@flayremoon The one where Tyreek scored but it didn't count.

@ThorKCade

Жыл бұрын

That was one that’s only funny in distant hindsight. Completely clean catch and even the receiver didn’t realize it. 😂

“Wasp” was one of the most crucial plays of that season, it completely saved them in that playoff game, and they took the win.

Funny thing is. If you add the last two years 15 of those plays would not make the list. He just keeps getting better & better.

No one has ever seen another QB like Mahomes. He's the greatest of all time.

Was waiting on this one. Mahomes is insane

Mahomes playstyle is not only notable because of how off schedule he can be but also because of how remarkably often he pulls it off. You asked how often it goes wrong and the answer is very very rarely

When you guys make mistakes on people's names it's only genuine and funny. I just appreciate you guys learning about the greats of our sport. Great content. Love your stuff.

@DNReacts

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the kind words. Really appreciate your support and that you’re loving the content!

@pippip9927

Жыл бұрын

Still watching your stuff. Watched the A Train video last night with my son. Good stuff! What sport legends from your country should I read up on?

Mahomes is a magician. Plain and simple.

TThey call it Mahomes Magic for a reason. He's a 1 of 1, a true mythological creature.

You guys pretty much nailed Mahomes. He is very special.

@DNReacts

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! He definitely is, very special

Mahomes is a great QB you couldn't have picked a better QB to watch than him he's one of a kind no QB has ever done the stuff he's done when he makes those throws I hold my breath because it scares me the going to get it picked off but it ends up a good play in the end

To add a bit of context to the #1 rated play, that pass was the catalyst for their come-from-behind win in the Superbowl! Additionally, that Season featured a Pat "MaHomeboy", winning MVP of the league (throwing for over 5000 yards and 50 TDs), winning the Superbowl and the Superbowl MVP; all in his 2nd year in the NFL!!!

Best arm in history no question and will end up as the best QB ever