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Jargo6  •  11 months ago
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Mike Evans is the first player in NFL history to have 1,000 yards in his first 11 seasons Legendary 🤩

danjung 11 months ago

HOFšŸ™ŒšŸ¼

Ja1enHurtsFan 11 months ago

Manziel was him tho

BBLACKGGOLD 11 months ago

Jerry Rice would like a word

cmkff8 11 months ago

Put him in my DFS lineup bc I knew this was coming šŸ˜Ž

QueenTaySwifty 11 months ago

Patrick Mahomes plays football like a magician performs illusions—you know something incredible is about to happen, and yet, when it does, you’re still left in awe. Every snap is a canvas, and Mahomes paints with a mix of creativity, athleticism, and precision that no one else can replicate. He’s not just playing quarterback; he’s redefining what the position can be. What makes Mahomes so mesmerizing is his ability to make the improbable look routine. A cross-body throw while sprinting to the sideline? Easy. A sidearm dart through three defenders? Done. There’s a sense of inevitability every time he drops back, as if he’s always in control, no matter how chaotic the play might seem. But it’s not just the flair. Mahomes combines his jaw-dropping athleticism with a football IQ that is off the charts. He dissects defenses pre-snap, processes adjustments mid-play, and improvises when everything breaks down—all in the blink of an eye. He’s not just reacting; he’s orchestrating, pulling the strings in a way that leaves defenders scrambling. Then there’s the connection with Travis Kelce, which feels almost supernatural. Mahomes and Kelce operate on a level of understanding that transcends the X’s and O’s. Kelce can freelance his route mid-play, and Mahomes will find him without hesitation. And with Taylor Swift now adding a layer of pop culture sparkle to their story, it’s a duo that has transcended sports and captured the world’s attention. What sets Mahomes apart even further is his ability to elevate everyone around him. This season, he’s working with a young and relatively inexperienced receiving corps, yet he’s made players like Rashee Rice look like seasoned veterans. It doesn’t matter who lines up alongside him—Mahomes will find a way to make them better. And let’s talk about the clutch gene, because Mahomes has it in spades. When the stakes are highest, he doesn’t just rise to the occasion—he owns it. From the Super Bowl comeback against the 49ers to the heroics on one leg against the Bengals, Mahomes thrives in pressure situations, delivering moments that feel more like Hollywood scripts than real life. His leadership is equally impressive. Mahomes isn’t just the face of the Chiefs; he’s their backbone. His work ethic, humility, and drive inspire everyone in the organization, from rookies to veterans. The team’s belief in him is unshakable because they know he’ll do whatever it takes to win, no matter the circumstances. Of course, credit has to go to Andy Reid for unlocking Mahomes’ full potential. Reid’s innovative play-calling combined with Mahomes’ improvisational brilliance has created an offense that feels unstoppable. Together, they’ve turned Kansas City into a dynasty, setting the gold standard for excellence in the NFL. Patrick Mahomes isn’t just the best player in football—he’s a generational talent who’s reshaping the game before our eyes. Every week, he gives us something new to marvel at, reminding us why we’ll be talking about this era as the Mahomes era for decades to come. He’s not just changing the game—he’s changing the way we see what’s possible.

isticknoseinthedirt 11 months ago

TOP 6 WR OATšŸ”„šŸ”„šŸ”„

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BUCSJ4X0N 11 months ago

GOAT

QueenTaySwifty 11 months ago

Patrick Mahomes plays football like a magician performs illusions—you know something incredible is about to happen, and yet, when it does, you’re still left in awe. Every snap is a canvas, and Mahomes paints with a mix of creativity, athleticism, and precision that no one else can replicate. He’s not just playing quarterback; he’s redefining what the position can be. What makes Mahomes so mesmerizing is his ability to make the improbable look routine. A cross-body throw while sprinting to the sideline? Easy. A sidearm dart through three defenders? Done. There’s a sense of inevitability every time he drops back, as if he’s always in control, no matter how chaotic the play might seem. But it’s not just the flair. Mahomes combines his jaw-dropping athleticism with a football IQ that is off the charts. He dissects defenses pre-snap, processes adjustments mid-play, and improvises when everything breaks down—all in the blink of an eye. He’s not just reacting; he’s orchestrating, pulling the strings in a way that leaves defenders scrambling. Then there’s the connection with Travis Kelce, which feels almost supernatural. Mahomes and Kelce operate on a level of understanding that transcends the X’s and O’s. Kelce can freelance his route mid-play, and Mahomes will find him without hesitation. And with Taylor Swift now adding a layer of pop culture sparkle to their story, it’s a duo that has transcended sports and captured the world’s attention. What sets Mahomes apart even further is his ability to elevate everyone around him. This season, he’s working with a young and relatively inexperienced receiving corps, yet he’s made players like Rashee Rice look like seasoned veterans. It doesn’t matter who lines up alongside him—Mahomes will find a way to make them better. And let’s talk about the clutch gene, because Mahomes has it in spades. When the stakes are highest, he doesn’t just rise to the occasion—he owns it. From the Super Bowl comeback against the 49ers to the heroics on one leg against the Bengals, Mahomes thrives in pressure situations, delivering moments that feel more like Hollywood scripts than real life. His leadership is equally impressive. Mahomes isn’t just the face of the Chiefs; he’s their backbone. His work ethic, humility, and drive inspire everyone in the organization, from rookies to veterans. The team’s belief in him is unshakable because they know he’ll do whatever it takes to win, no matter the circumstances. Of course, credit has to go to Andy Reid for unlocking Mahomes’ full potential. Reid’s innovative play-calling combined with Mahomes’ improvisational brilliance has created an offense that feels unstoppable. Together, they’ve turned Kansas City into a dynasty, setting the gold standard for excellence in the NFL. Patrick Mahomes isn’t just the best player in football—he’s a generational talent who’s reshaping the game before our eyes. Every week, he gives us something new to marvel at, reminding us why we’ll be talking about this era as the Mahomes era for decades to come. He’s not just changing the game—he’s changing the way we see what’s possible.

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rplax9 11 months ago

Ppl can’t read bc mike Evan’s got it in his first 11 years in the league rice got 11 in a row it but didnt reach 1,00 yards his rookie year

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PatrickDoyle92 11 months ago

That’s like 90 yards a season

hurricanealec 11 months ago

I’ll put the disclaimer now: Mike Evans is the first player in NFL history to have 1,000 yards in his FIRST 11 seasons. Rice didn’t get it in his first season. He had 927, then had 1000+ yards in his next 11.

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TheShanks 11 months ago

Tied

QueenTaySwifty 11 months ago

Patrick Mahomes plays football like a magician performs illusions—you know something incredible is about to happen, and yet, when it does, you’re still left in awe. Every snap is a canvas, and Mahomes paints with a mix of creativity, athleticism, and precision that no one else can replicate. He’s not just playing quarterback; he’s redefining what the position can be. What makes Mahomes so mesmerizing is his ability to make the improbable look routine. A cross-body throw while sprinting to the sideline? Easy. A sidearm dart through three defenders? Done. There’s a sense of inevitability every time he drops back, as if he’s always in control, no matter how chaotic the play might seem. But it’s not just the flair. Mahomes combines his jaw-dropping athleticism with a football IQ that is off the charts. He dissects defenses pre-snap, processes adjustments mid-play, and improvises when everything breaks down—all in the blink of an eye. He’s not just reacting; he’s orchestrating, pulling the strings in a way that leaves defenders scrambling. Then there’s the connection with Travis Kelce, which feels almost supernatural. Mahomes and Kelce operate on a level of understanding that transcends the X’s and O’s. Kelce can freelance his route mid-play, and Mahomes will find him without hesitation. And with Taylor Swift now adding a layer of pop culture sparkle to their story, it’s a duo that has transcended sports and captured the world’s attention. What sets Mahomes apart even further is his ability to elevate everyone around him. This season, he’s working with a young and relatively inexperienced receiving corps, yet he’s made players like Rashee Rice look like seasoned veterans. It doesn’t matter who lines up alongside him—Mahomes will find a way to make them better. And let’s talk about the clutch gene, because Mahomes has it in spades. When the stakes are highest, he doesn’t just rise to the occasion—he owns it. From the Super Bowl comeback against the 49ers to the heroics on one leg against the Bengals, Mahomes thrives in pressure situations, delivering moments that feel more like Hollywood scripts than real life. His leadership is equally impressive. Mahomes isn’t just the face of the Chiefs; he’s their backbone. His work ethic, humility, and drive inspire everyone in the organization, from rookies to veterans. The team’s belief in him is unshakable because they know he’ll do whatever it takes to win, no matter the circumstances. Of course, credit has to go to Andy Reid for unlocking Mahomes’ full potential. Reid’s innovative play-calling combined with Mahomes’ improvisational brilliance has created an offense that feels unstoppable. Together, they’ve turned Kansas City into a dynasty, setting the gold standard for excellence in the NFL. Patrick Mahomes isn’t just the best player in football—he’s a generational talent who’s reshaping the game before our eyes. Every week, he gives us something new to marvel at, reminding us why we’ll be talking about this era as the Mahomes era for decades to come. He’s not just changing the game—he’s changing the way we see what’s possible.

cmkff8 11 months ago

Mods, why isn't that weird Taylor Swift account banned already? Should've been done a loooooong time ago šŸ˜‚

Ja1enHurtsFan 11 months ago

This season has been elite

Groan 11 months ago

I don't get the point of these stats when they keep adding more games to the schedule

Honokai 11 months ago

Braaaah!!! šŸ’Ŗ

QueenTaySwifty 11 months ago

Patrick Mahomes plays football like a magician performs illusions—you know something incredible is about to happen, and yet, when it does, you’re still left in awe. Every snap is a canvas, and Mahomes paints with a mix of creativity, athleticism, and precision that no one else can replicate. He’s not just playing quarterback; he’s redefining what the position can be. What makes Mahomes so mesmerizing is his ability to make the improbable look routine. A cross-body throw while sprinting to the sideline? Easy. A sidearm dart through three defenders? Done. There’s a sense of inevitability every time he drops back, as if he’s always in control, no matter how chaotic the play might seem. But it’s not just the flair. Mahomes combines his jaw-dropping athleticism with a football IQ that is off the charts. He dissects defenses pre-snap, processes adjustments mid-play, and improvises when everything breaks down—all in the blink of an eye. He’s not just reacting; he’s orchestrating, pulling the strings in a way that leaves defenders scrambling. Then there’s the connection with Travis Kelce, which feels almost supernatural. Mahomes and Kelce operate on a level of understanding that transcends the X’s and O’s. Kelce can freelance his route mid-play, and Mahomes will find him without hesitation. And with Taylor Swift now adding a layer of pop culture sparkle to their story, it’s a duo that has transcended sports and captured the world’s attention. What sets Mahomes apart even further is his ability to elevate everyone around him. This season, he’s working with a young and relatively inexperienced receiving corps, yet he’s made players like Rashee Rice look like seasoned veterans. It doesn’t matter who lines up alongside him—Mahomes will find a way to make them better. And let’s talk about the clutch gene, because Mahomes has it in spades. When the stakes are highest, he doesn’t just rise to the occasion—he owns it. From the Super Bowl comeback against the 49ers to the heroics on one leg against the Bengals, Mahomes thrives in pressure situations, delivering moments that feel more like Hollywood scripts than real life. His leadership is equally impressive. Mahomes isn’t just the face of the Chiefs; he’s their backbone. His work ethic, humility, and drive inspire everyone in the organization, from rookies to veterans. The team’s belief in him is unshakable because they know he’ll do whatever it takes to win, no matter the circumstances. Of course, credit has to go to Andy Reid for unlocking Mahomes’ full potential. Reid’s innovative play-calling combined with Mahomes’ improvisational brilliance has created an offense that feels unstoppable. Together, they’ve turned Kansas City into a dynasty, setting the gold standard for excellence in the NFL. Patrick Mahomes isn’t just the best player in football—he’s a generational talent who’s reshaping the game before our eyes. Every week, he gives us something new to marvel at, reminding us why we’ll be talking about this era as the Mahomes era for decades to come. He’s not just changing the game—he’s changing the way we see what’s possible.

Groach21 11 months ago

Hey dummy's....he tied rice

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EGOs12 11 months ago

and people think this clown is a HOF'er 😁😁😁😁

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mynamejeff22 11 months ago

Bro did it in 14 games this season

amontherise23 11 months ago

Everyone should block @QueenTaySwifty

iblanco308 11 months ago

Bucs deserved to go home.

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jackleary271 11 months ago

Do yall people seriously not know that Rice didn’t have 1K yards in his first season?

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Kroc2  •  6 minutes ago

šŸ˜…šŸ˜…šŸ˜… #MiamiDolphins

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rydollaz1  •  20 minutes ago

Raiders HC Pete Carroll on the possibility of overseeing a rebuild: ā€œIt’s looking like that’s what’s necessary.ā€ ā€œI came in here thinking we were going to turn it right away. I really did. That’s not what’s taken place, unfortunately.ā€ (via @nickwalt)

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Kroc2  •  20 minutes ago

JJ McCarthy is only 4,135 passing yards shy from Peyton Manning’s single season passing yards record. Something to watch šŸ‘€

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rydollaz1  •  40 minutes ago

Rookie WR Emeka Egbuka on the state of the Buccaneers: "We are going to get in the building and hash out what needs to be hashed out & fix all of the problems that there are. Because there are problems." 😳 (via @thechrismathis)

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rydollaz1  •  1 hour ago

The Panthers are 2nd in the NFC South with the same record as the first-place Bucs (7-7). Their next three opponents: šŸ”¹ vs. Buccaneers šŸ”¹ vs. Seahawks šŸ”¹ @ Buccaneers Ironically, these two stand between them and their first playoff berth since 2017:

PaysenAE  •  1 hour ago

We lost to the Rams, who lost to the Panthers, who lost to the Saints, so OBVIOUSLY the Saints are the front runners.

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rydollaz1  •  1 hour ago

Wild but true: "Backup" RB Kenneth Gainwell leads all Steelers pass-catchers in receptions this season (57). RB1 SZN šŸ“ˆ

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rydollaz1  •  2 hours ago

A potential firing of Bengals HC Zac Taylor, DC Al Golden, and GM Duke Tobin "sounds very unlikely right now," per @pauldehnerjr Worth noting: Joe Burrow expressed ā€œa lot of confidenceā€ in the coaching staff and front office earlier this week. Cincinnati is 4-10 on the season.