The Kansas City Chiefs have evolved into the NFL’s most feared juggernaut, and Patrick Mahomes has been fielding questions about the sky-high expectations placed on the team after training camp practices in St. Joseph.
When he was asked if Kansas City is reaching the superlative “dynasty” status following Tuesday’s workouts, Mahomes wasn’t so sure. He told reporters that another championship would prove to be the deciding factor in any determination to that end.
“I think we’re the [at] beginning of one,” Mahomes explained. “I think, in dynasties, I always say you’ve got to win three. Our job is to do whatever we can to win as many as we can and not have any regrets when we step off the field. I think if we keep the mentality that we have, then we can look back at the end of our careers and then we can decide if we’re a dynasty or not.”
While Mahomes certainly met the media’s questions with his same humble demeanor, Chiefs fans across the country aren’t so shy to acknowledge the historic pace at which Kansas City has stacked up wins with their MVP quarterback under center.
For his part, though, Mahomes’ insistence that a third ring will make the difference should be music to the ears of the Chiefs faithful who hope that the team can achieve another Super Bowl victory next February to cement the team’s claim to call themselves a dynasty.
