What is crystal clear: Mahomes' first six years are, in many measurements, among the best we've ever seen by a quarterback. The question is whether Mahomes will be the one to do it. Give it enough time and someone pushes the record further. But there was a time when four seemed unreachable. If Mahomes wins Sunday, it remains possible for him to contend at the very least for Montana's four Super Bowl wins - even if Brady's seven appear unreachable. Patrick Mahomes joins Nick Wright, Chris Broussard and Kevin Wildes on "First Things First" to discuss his injured ankle heading into Super Bowl LVII against Philadelphia. "I know that Tom being in 10 Super Bowls and winning seven of them is something that seems impossible." And I want to be, but I understand how hard it's gonna be," Mahomes told Nick Wright during an appearance on FS1's "First Things First" on Thursday. "I think any athlete wants to be the best at their position ever. But in almost every other category, Mahomes is absolutely elite, thanks to his tremendous talent, the addition of a 17th game and help from the recent alterations to the NFL rules to cater toward the offensive passing game.Īt the very least, he is on his way to a career like Manning or Drew Brees.īut there's also reason to believe Mahomes could get into the conversation with quarterbacks such as Brady and Montana. Mahomes has one win with the opportunity to win a second in Super Bowl LVII - he's behind Brady's pace there. Brady, of course, won all of his first three Super Bowl appearances. Mahomes is not in a league of his own in every category. There's plenty to explore there when it comes to these first six years of Mahomes in the NFL. So let's return to the tangible statistical comparisons. Sirianni added: "He's the best player on the planet."īut that's intangible - even if it's a widely-held opinion. And so we're gonna have to be on it have everything we got to contain him because we know how good a football player he is."
"He does things that you watch, and you just kind of shake your head because, because of how special he is. He's obviously very special - special football player, special playmaker," Sirianni said Monday. ET on FOX and the FOX Sports App) he has seen Mahomes make plays that makes Sirianni think: My goodness, this QB is different. I asked Eagles coach Nick Sirianni if, in the course of film study for the Super Bowl (Sunday, 6:30 p.m.
Unless, of course, no one can do what Mahomes can do. He is already paving the way for a new style of quarterback play that pushes the boundaries of how we thought the game should be played. But the way he plays the game - it might prove revolutionary. Mahomes' numbers make him tangibly great, and he's on track for an all-time career.
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