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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 🤩

djsupa408 11 months ago

Jerry rice did it first. Get the story straight

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benseth711 11 months ago

He is actually tied with your mom

iblanco308 11 months ago

They almost lost to Spencer rattler Bucs don’t belong in the playoffs whole league sucks

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.

ReizdaGoat 11 months ago

Umm, is sleeper special or something because any football fan would know that Jerry rice did it first

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Demareshooters 11 months ago

Rice did it too stupid

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Monkilla 11 months ago

LARRY LEGEND’S favorite player

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.

DenSwej 11 months ago

let’s goooo now i need jamo for futures parlay

LiamAlvey 11 months ago

top 10 wr oat

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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.

ayos26 11 months ago

GOAT

ShowMeTDz12 11 months ago

Goat talk

QueenTaySwifty 11 months ago

BUT WHAT ABOUT PATRICK MAHOMES????

QueenTaySwifty 11 months ago

Mike Evans > Jerry Rice

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Spoleary 11 months ago

1st ballot HOF!!!!

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DarthVandy 11 months ago

My guy Mike Evans!!! Da man

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the711guy 11 months ago

if lattimore was still a saint he prolly wouldn’t have gotten it lmao

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UncleMateo 11 months ago

The bucs beat the Eagles if they play in the first round

KimLove69Mi 11 months ago

He still fkd my ticket

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taybanz 11 months ago

took two extra games

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QueenTaySwifty 11 months ago

Mike Evans has been playing since 1985?

QueenTaySwifty 11 months ago

Mike Evans has been playing since 1985?

DarthVandy 11 months ago

Evans missed 4 games this year and still got it done. Elite!

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rydollaz1  •  8 minutes ago

It’s pretty wild that a 44-year-old Philip Rivers, coming off the couch, still looks better than a lot of NFL QBs.

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rydollaz1  •  14 minutes ago

QB Philip Rivers will get another start in Week 16 vs. the Jaguars, per @JFowlerESPN The Colts would need to win out and have the Texans lose their final two games to make the playoffs.

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rydollaz1  •  40 minutes ago

Current 2026 NFL Draft Order: 1. Giants 2. Raiders 3. Browns 4. Jets 5. Titans 6. Cardinals Giants vs. Raiders in Week 17 👀

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masonh079  •  48 minutes ago

Your current rushing leader btw

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rydollaz1  •  53 minutes ago

Pick one to build your franchise around: Cam Ward Jaxson Dart

SocialMediaGuy  •  54 minutes ago

The fantasy football championship:

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rydollaz1  •  1 hour ago

Wild but true: WR Zay Flowers has more fumbles this season (3) than TDs (2). 💀

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masonh079  •  1 hour ago

Kyle Pitts is so funny man. Week 9 - 7.8 FPTS ❌ Week 10 - 5.8 FPTS ❌ Week 11 - 3.4 FPTS ❌ Week 12 - 4.5 FPTS ❌ Week 13 - 15.2 FPTS ✅ Week 14 - 15 FPTS ✅ Week 15 - 45.6 FPTS ✅ Week 16 - 18.7 FPTS ✅ lol?