When asked about his favorite pass from February’s Super Bowl LVIII win over the San Francisco 49ers, the obvious response is KC’s three-yard overtime game-winner to Mecole Hardman — a play that was actually supposed to be a shovel to Jerick McKinnon.

The Chiefs are one of two unbeaten teams left in the NFL and appear on track to make a third consecutive Super Bowl trip a reality. Meanwhile, their franchise quarterback, Patrick Mahomes, is on track to finish the season with a career-high 20 interceptions.

A month into the year, and Sam Darnold is a veritable MVP candidate for the surprisingly dominant Minnesota Vikings. Darnold not only looks confident and poised, but he’s also showing why he was once a No. 3 overall selection for the New York Jets.

So even though Mahomes has not played well during a 4-0 start heading into Monday night’s game against New Orleans — by his own lofty standards, anyway — he knows things can

Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs follow a major test in their Super Bowl defence following the loss of Rashee Rice; Watch the Chiefs take on the New Orleans Saints in Monday Night Football,

All eyes will be on QBs Brock Purdy and Patrick Mahomes when the San Francisco 49ers (3-3) and Kansas City Chiefs (5-0) play on Oct. 20. Which signal-caller is better equipped to bring home a win in this matchup?

Hunting for an adjective to describe Brock Purdy in the wake of the San Francisco 49ers’ big win in Seattle on Thursday night, my search committee came up with this one: Clever. It’s a bit of a hand-me-down,