Reflecting on the greatness of Patrick Mahomes, the NFL’s most sensational superstar

At the risk of ticking off an entire city (Baltimore), Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes is the NFL’s most dazzling superstar right now.

Lamar Jackson is on his way to nearing Mahomes’ level and was the biggest running highlight reel the NFL has seen in a long time this past regular season.

However, one of the things we do to measure the greatness of quarterbacks in the NFL is look at their postseason play. When it comes to Mahomes, it simply stuns the senses to realize what he’s accomplished on the big stage at the tender age of 24.

Mahomes’ postseason success

In his first two seasons as a starter, Mahomes has gone 3-1, the only loss being the overtime defeat at the hands of Tom Brady and the New England Patriots last year. A win/loss record is a team stat, however.

Here’s how Mahomes has fared personally in those four games:

• 89-of-142 passing (62.7%)
• 1,188 yards passing, averaging 8.4 yards per attempt)
• 10 passing touchdowns
• Zero interceptions
• 125 rushing yards and two touchdowns on 20 carries

Folks, those are legendary postseason stats, especially when considering how inexperienced Mahomes still is.

So, he plays his best when the pressure bears down the most.

Mahomes is one cool cat

Looking at the way Mahomes handles himself in big games, especially when the Chiefs fall into a big hole, it’s not hard to see why. The young man has freaking liquid hydrogen running through his veins when the game is on the line.

In fact, he doesn’t even seem to feel the pressure.