Patrick Mahomes
Coverage of Patrick Mahomes in the Nexus archive.
- A reset in Kansas City: Andy Reid brings Chiefs rookies and QBs in early again after a 6-11 collapse
The Kansas City Chiefs, after a 6-11 season and quarterback Patrick Mahomes' knee injury, are resetting with head coach Andy Reid bringing rookies and quarterbacks to training camp earlier than usual. Reid aims to address roster depth issues and rebuild confidence, with Mahomes cleared to participate fully and new additions like Justin Fields and Garrett Nussmeier learning the offense.
- Eagles running back Saquon Barkley’s home targeted by burglars
Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley's home in Tredyffrin Township, Pennsylvania, was burglarized. Police confirmed no injuries to Barkley or his family, and suspects had fled by the time officers arrived. The incident follows similar break-ins at homes of athletes like Travis Kelce, Joe Burrow, and Patrick Mahomes, with seven people charged in those cases.
- Police seek suspects in a break-in at Eagles’ running back Saquon Barkley’s home in Pennsylvania
Police in Pennsylvania are investigating a break-in at Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley’s home. Suspects fled before authorities arrived, and no injuries were reported. A white SUV is linked to the incident, and the Chester County District Attorney’s office is assisting the investigation. The case is connected to a transnational gang previously targeting athletes' homes in the U.S. and Argentina.
- Bears QB Caleb Williams outpaces Packers' Jordan Love, Micah Parsons in NFLPA merchandising rankings
Caleb Williams of the Bears ranked 8th in NFLPA merchandise sales for the 12-month period ending Feb. 28, surpassing Jordan Love (9th) and Micah Parsons (10th). Eight of the top 11 sales rankings were quarterbacks, including Josh Allen (1st), Drake Maye (2nd), and Patrick Mahomes (6th). Williams improved from 13th as a rookie.
- Mahomes takes part in Chiefs' workout 5 months after knee surgery in Dallas
Patrick Mahomes participated in the Kansas City Chiefs' first voluntary offseason workout five months after undergoing left knee surgery. The Chiefs coach Andy Reid confirmed Mahomes is progressing well and can engage in non-contact phase 2 workouts, with the team aiming for his full readiness by the September season opener.
- Alleged burglary crew that targeted Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce homes arrested in Argentina: report
Three Chilean nationals accused of leading a South American burglary crew targeting homes of U.S. athletes, including Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce, were arrested in Argentina and extradited to Chile. The group, linked to high-profile thefts of luxury items worth millions, is alleged to have coordinated break-ins using athletes' public schedules.
- 3 men wanted in connection with US athlete burglaries arrested in Argentina
Three men wanted for burglaries targeting US athletes like Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce were arrested in Argentina. The arrests follow a federal charge linked to the break-ins at athletes' homes.
- Patrick Mahomes so obsessive about knee rehab he takes a trainer with him when he leaves town
Patrick Mahomes is recovering from knee surgery ahead of schedule and is taking a trainer with him when he leaves town. He began rehabilitation one day after his surgery in December and has not stopped since. The Kansas City Chiefs general manager Brett Veach says Mahomes will have to be held back during training camp.
- 'Happy Draft Day' from Chiefs heiress Gracie Hunt and her red bikini
The 2026 NFL Draft begins in Pittsburgh, with Kansas City Chiefs heiress Gracie Hunt sharing fitness tips from a poolside location while not attending in person. Hunt, engaged to Derek Green (son of former Chiefs quarterback Trent Green), emphasized health and leadership as the Chiefs aim to rebuild after ending their 10-year playoff streak.
- Diners blast Kelce-Mahomes steakhouse over $650 meal: 'Not good'
Diners criticized Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes' steakhouse for exorbitant pricing and poor service, sparking backlash over its $650 meal. The article also covers food industry trends, including Red Lobster's pricing strategy, Starbucks' tipping screens, and supply chain issues affecting fast-food chains.