Mahomes is a sore loser!!! (2 Viewers)

[Clintonrebel]

The shine is really coming off Mahommes and his wife. About time.

 

[mikedre]

This brought back memories when we were playing Chicago in 1989 playoffs and we had a block field for a TD called back because a player was lined offside. Change the game completely.

I think that something like that happened to us within the past year or 2.

 

[TenTwo]

I watched the Netflix documentary, Quarterback, which features Mahomes, Couisins, and Mariotta, and the impression I got from Mahomes, I think he's in the autism spectrum. I think anyone who's around someone in the spectrum would agree.

I will probably never watch...care to elaborate? I have experience.

 

[Blazing Saint]

I will probably neber watch...care to elaborate? I have experience with the tism.

This sounds interesting to me, because I have autism myself.

 

[Semper]

Good role model, great athlete, this doesn’t change my opinion of him. Would take him in New Orleans in a heart beat, as would damn near everyone on this board.

 

[Brandon13]

Good role model, great athlete, this doesn’t change my opinion of him. Would take him in New Orleans in a heart beat, as would damn near everyone on this board.

Sure but he and Reid do look pretty ridiculous here griping about a call (that was obviously correct) and bemoaning the fact that it took away such a great play by Kelce.

Don't line up offside and the play would have stood. Simple as that.

 

[whodatbe]

I laughed at the situation. For Mahomes, he is just caught in the moment and the adrenaline rush. Now if he continues to die on the hill, its only gonna make more people change their opinion of him.

 

[Semper]

 

[limeyjohn]

Andy Ried just on Fox radio saying this is false

 

[SystemShock]

I will probably never watch...care to elaborate? I have experience.

They way he speaks, expressions (and/or lack thereof), his behavior in normal settings (i.e., not a football game or a commercial)... if you are around people with autism and you see the documentary, I think you'd notice it too, but that was the impression I got.

 

[Clintonrebel]

Good role model, great athlete, this doesn’t change my opinion of him. Would take him in New Orleans in a heart beat, as would damn near everyone on this board.

Agree 100%. But I do think the fame has gone to his young head. Super Bowl ring, starring in a netflix series with his hot wife. It would get in most of our heads.

Brady and P. Manning were pretty good at blaming refs and kickers also.

 

[BigDSaintsFan]

Get over it you cry baby

I would love to have this sore loser playing for the Saints! I think what really set him off is his receivers dropping all those passes. Those drops are costing them games.

 

[Que Que 6]

Just imagine how he'd be if it was the wrong call, say like PI in a championship game

I mean, Mahonnes should just shut up. We know what a true robbery looks like round here!

 

[Que Que 6]

He needs to check himself and have some composure. Call was correct, no one likes losing--some people handle it better.

He showed his true nature (like his wife and his brother).

 

[saintfan1972]

That same call was called twice in the Saints game. 1 against us and 1 for us. Look down the line. It's pretty easy