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I grew up a Joe Montana fan. I was 2 years old when San Francisco hired Bill Walsh from Stanford and drafted Montana with the last pick in the third round.1 One of my earliest memories is wandering through a stranger’s house while our entire neighborhood took to the streets to celebrate the 49ers’ win in Super Bowl XVI — a community of sports fans unburdening itself after years of futility. And perhaps the most exciting part of that first Super Bowl win was the tantalizing prospect of more to follow.
Knowing your team possesses the league’s best player — at the sport’s most important position — can be intoxicating. You expect to win every game. These days, it’s Kansas City Chiefs fans who know what this feels like. Patrick Mahomes — a starter for only three years, yet already a Super Bowl champion — is the greatest quarterback of this generation. Under Mahomes, the Chiefs have never lost more than four games in the regular season and have finished in first place in the AFC West every year since he became the starter. Mahomes is just 25, yet he already owns one league MVP and may bag another once this season is complete.
These commercials really have nothing to do with the teams or games. Go to the TV forum if you want to talk about TV commercials.
You really need to chill dude. In the end it's just about a bunch of young rich men running around the football field and playing a game. No reason to get stressed or anything.
Have fun! Your Chiefs are a great team and most likely will win. But the Browns have a lot of heart and do have a chance if they can play their best ever football.
No matter what happens, it's just a game. If the Chiefs win, I plan on rooting for them to win a second SB!
Patrick really didn't look good getting up from that play!! I'm glad to hear he's ok. It was scary
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