There are plenty of perks to being Patrick Mahomes’ 𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘭𝘥.
The Kansas City Chiefs are once again in the middle of a magical season. A team that has made the Super Bowl in four of the past five seasons, and won three of those Super Bowls, would be expected to let up a bit and start getting complacent. But with Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce and Andy Reid keeping everyone accountable, that simply isn’t happening with the Chiefs.
The team just won another game, pushing their record to 10-1, tied for the best in the NFL so far. What makes their record so impressive is the amount of injuries they’ve dealt with. The team has been without Isiah Pacheco since Week 2 and lost Rashee Rice in Week 4. But even before the season began, they lost their most-anticipated offseason addition, Marquise Brown.
Given this is Brown’s first year in Kansas City, it was a tough situation due to him not having chemistry with Mahomes. The injury kept him from practicing as well, so he hasn’t been able to develop that chemistry in non-game fashion either.
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Marquise Brown is close to a return to action from injury
Despite that, the two appear to be friends off the field, as Brown recently showed off a special gift he got for Mahomes’ son, Bronze.
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Brown showed off the Bronze-branded tote bag and glass cup. The products are from a company called Out of the Woods, which uses sustainable materials to make all of their products. Brown is likely an investor, a part of his off-field life that he takes pride in.
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Brown continues to work hard to get back on the field following his injury. As he eyes a return for the playoffs, Brown shared a video of himself catching passes on the practice field. He seems to be nearing a return, which is great news for Mahomes and the Chiefs offense.
