Patrick Mahomes, along with Andy Reid and more Kansas City Chiefs stars, sat down with SiriusXM NFL Radio (Ch. 88) host Bruce Murray and former Chiefs quarterback Alex Smith for an exclusive Town Hall from training camp. Listen to the full Town Hall exclusively on the SiriusXM app with a subscription and free trial now.
Among the highlights during the Town Hall, Smith asked the two-time MVP about the possibility of the Chiefs becoming the first NFL team ever to three-peat and whether the team’s talking about it during training camp. According to Mahomes, while after last year’s Super Bowl victory his teammates said “we gotta go do it” and win again, currently they’re just focused on training and “getting better.”
“This is the hardest week for us,” Mahomes said, “coming back to St. Joseph after that first preseason game. But you saw guys feisty out there today. Guys want to be great.”
Additionally, Mahomes revealed why he won’t play golf with teammate Travis Kelce.
SiriusXM NFL Radio’s annual “Training Camp Tour” special is back on the road, getting you ready for the 2024-25 NFL season. Expert hosts break down every team and interview coaches and star players. Stream all the exclusive content from each tour stop on the SiriusXM app now.
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