The Kansas City Chiefs need Patrick Mahomes to be a top performer this season, and the two-time MVP is already reacclimating to life under center during the team's training camp at Missouri Western State University in St. Joseph.
Mahomes — who saw his 2025 campaign cut short due to a severe knee injury — has been working out the kinks in his game during recent workouts.
A hilarious gaffe during Kansas City's practice session on August 1, 2026, has made the rounds online. Mahomes hit an offensive lineman squarely in the back of the head with one of his passes.
The blooper video of the mistake has brought a smile to the faces of football fans everywhere, and Mahomes even added to the conversation with a screencap from the 1998 American sports comedy film 'The Waterboy'.
The incident has provided a much-needed levity during the team's training camp. Fans can expect Mahomes' arm to be dialed in by the time Kansas City faces its first test of the 2026 preseason in a matchup against the Los Angeles Rams on August 15.
Mahomes' ability to laugh at himself and poke fun at the situation has also shown his character. The quarterback's social media post has been well-received by fans and has helped to shift the focus from the mistake to his personality.
The Chiefs' training camp has been a closely watched event, with fans eagerly awaiting the team's preparations for the upcoming season. Mahomes' performance will be crucial in determining the team's success.
As the team continues its training camp, fans will be keeping a close eye on Mahomes' progress. The quarterback's ability to bounce back from injury and his leadership on the field will be crucial in the team's quest for another successful season.
The Kansas City Chiefs will face their first test of the 2026 preseason against the Los Angeles Rams on August 15, and fans will be eager to see Mahomes' arm in action.
Source: Yahoo Sports