Patrick Mahomes’ latest move hypes wife Brittany as QB reveals bold Chiefs opener mindset
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes has left his wife Brittany Mahomes all hyped up as he braces for the Chiefs’ Week 1 opener against the Denver...
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes has left his wife Brittany Mahomes all hyped up as he braces for the Chiefs' Week 1 opener against the Denver Broncos .
Despite being listed on the Chiefs' injury report for the Broncos clash, both Mahomes and head coach Andy Reid have confirmed that he will lead the Chiefs' offence and play without limitations in the opener, which is set to take place on Monday, September 14.
As Chiefs fans eagerly await Monday's opener, Mahomes has taken the internet by storm with his latest electrifying Adidas Football campaign, which also puts his wife, Brittany, in the spotlight.
Mahomes' latest ad has Brittany fired up
Mahomes shared the ad on Instagram in a collaborative post with Adidas Football. The video focuses on staying patient, maintaining focus and waiting for the right moment, using a predator as a reference to Mahomes and his No. 15 jersey.
The clip concludes with the words "see you Monday", which also served as the caption for the post.
The ad not only had fans excited for Monday's encounter, but Brittany also could not contain herself and reposted the video on her Instagram Stories, writing:
Her reaction perfectly captures the emotions of fans who have waited so long for this moment, especially with the uncertainty surrounding Mahomes' availability.
There were questions over whether he would start and, if he did, how long he would be able to stay on the field. However, Mahomes has since confirmed that he will play without any limitations, leaving little doubt that he will be out there when it matters.
Brittany's reaction comes shortly after Mahomes addressed the press on Thursday and thanked Brittany and his family for supporting him throughout his injury recovery and the entire off-season.
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