Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes is going to his fifth Super Bowl in six years with the unique opportunity to win three consecutive titles. The three-time Super Bowl MVP spoke with reporters on Thursday before leaving for New Orleans about another successful season.
“This team’s been special because it’s been everybody; if you look at our entire season, it’s like someone makes a big play at the biggest moment to go out there and win a football game if that’s offense, defense, or special teams,” said Mahomes. “The fact that it’s been everybody, it’s not just offense, it’s not just defense, it’s everybody on the entire team, it is something I’ll remember this season by, and hopefully we can do it the right way, and get this final win.”
Mahomes recently passed Pro Football Hall of Famer Joe Montana for the most wins by a starting quarterback in playoff history. He trails only Tom Brady while leading Kansas City to become the only back-to-back Super Bowl champions to reach the game for a third consecutive year.
