Patrick Mahomes bosses leave a teammate as he shake hands while losing a super bowla lix
Vibrations were not high on the Kansas City Chiefs side during Super Bowl Lix as Philadelphia Eagles have been atypically developed.
Back Patrick MahomesAlthough he was observed walking down the bench amazing their teammates, trying to maintain the spirits of high at the time they were on the lowest all season.
However, Mahomes is examined for seemingly forgetting to break down one of his racing backs, Sams Perine alone, as he went down the line.
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Kansas City Chiefs running Perine alone during a press conference before Super Bowl Lix at New Orleans Marriott. (Stephen Lew-Imagn Pictures)
Perine stood up, acting like he would handle his attacker but Mahomes skipped him to talk to a tight end Travis Kelce instead.
Video Mahomes became viral after a loss of 40-22, and many wonder why Perine will pass after he passed through other teammates.
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Perine is a veteran in nfl -uPlaying their first year with the 2024 chiefs after spending time with the commanders of Washington, Cincinnati Bengals and Denver Broncos in the previous seasons.
Kansas City Chiefs striker Patrick Mahomes leaves the field after losing to Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl Lix. (Pictures Bill Streicher-Hagn)
Perine was mostly used in a passing match from the hinterland, dragging themselves in 28 admission to 322 Jardes and one Touchdown for bosses during the regular season. He had 92 rush meters on 20 brackets with a result.
Perine captured the passage from Mahomes to the AFC Championship against Buffalo Bills, who sealed their victory and put them in his third straight super bowl.
While Mahomes never commented on what had happened to Perine’s oblivion aside after the game, he announced about the loss after the worst start of his career.
Kansas City Chiefs striker Patrick Mahomes after Super Bowla Lix (Mark J. Rebilus-Hagn Images)
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“We appreciate all love and support from #chiefskingdom. I let you go today. I will always continue to work and try and learn and be better for it. I want to thank God on every opportunity he has given me. We will return,” Wrote on X.
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