Patrick Mahomes calls on his Mahomie Alex Smith for teaching him how to football in the NFL. After the Kansas City Chiefs comeback win Mahomes said even though Alex Smith wasn’t there he still played a big part in the Chiefs win. Mahomes explained that when he first started in the NFL as a backup rookie to Alex Smith, Smith taught him the ropes on and off the field. Chiefs head Coach Andy Reid said Alex Smith was an invaluable part of Mahomes experience in his rookie year, as a matter of fact one of the first calls Mahomes received after his victory was from Smith.
According to ESPN.com Mahomes said “He texted me right after the game, saying he enjoyed it just as much as we did,” Mahomes then said “He wasn’t there, but he was part of it — I think that’s the biggest thing. He built the culture that I came into. He was the guy that led the team to all these successful seasons and built that winning culture.”
The Bromance is strong in these two, so don’t ever let anybody tell you that two dudes can’t come together to win one of the most highly coveted metal footballs in sports.
