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Patrick Mahomes heard you. He heard everybody this off scene.

Oh, Joey Burrow, he's the next best thing. Justin Herbert, Josh Allen is destined to be the MVP.

Lamar Jackson, they should give him $250 million. You know, Bart Scott saying the chiefs

aren't going to make the playoffs. That anonymous NFL defensive coordinator telling Mike

Sandow from the athletic that when Patrick Mahomes breaks down, he has one read and then he plays

Streetball and he's like, okay, that's the way you want to be. Fine, 30 to 39, 360 yards,

five touchdowns, no interceptions. Why is that significant? He's only the fourth player,

a fourth quarterback in NFL history to have a week one performance where he threw for over 300 yards,

five touchdowns and no interceptions. The other previous three all went on to win the MVP that year.

Let's take it a step further. That's five straight season opening wins for Patrick Mahomes

and the chiefs. They've actually won eight straight, longest active streak in the NFL.

They've scored at least 30 in seven straight week one wins. That is the longest streak in NFL history.

Patrick Mahomes becomes the first quarterback ever in the NFL to throw for at least three touchdown

passes in five straight season opening wins. Wait, back up, check that. He was also the only

quarterback to ever do it in four straight season opening wins. This is Patrick Mahomes about to

go scorched earth on the rest of the NFL. Look, you can have, you can love another quarterback.

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