Fans Have Issues With Comments on Patrick Mahomes' Weight at PGA Championship
Patrick Mahomes' offseason has become a focal point yet again with many fans commenting on the Chiefs mega star's recent appearances.
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On Sunday, a picture of Mahomes and his wife Brittany at the PGA Championship at Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, North Carolina surfaced on social media that had NFL reporter Dov Kleiman sharing fans' thoughts on his appearance.
Fans reacted in the comments section to Kleiman as they attempted to pour cold water on the fire that Kleiman helped start.
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes© Denny Medley-Imagn Images
"Uh Oh: Patrick Mahomes is going viral as fans claim he looks 'severely out of shape' at a recent golfing event," Kleiman wrote above the viral photo.
Many fans didn't agree with the assertion that Kleiman made regarding the picture.
They took issue with the unnamed fans' assertions referenced by Kleiman in the comments section.
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"Uh oh: Dov is making stuff up again for views," one fan said.
"I watched Big Ben (Roethlisberger) play for 20 years with a dad bod," another fan added.
"This is a perfect golfer shape," another said.
"He will be fine. Mrs. Mahomes looks great," another fan added.
"He don't gotta be jacked to play QB lol," another said.
"Round is a shape," another said with a laughing and crying emoji.
Scottie Scheffler led the PGA Tour Championship with a score of -10 through seven holes as the PGA Championship continued Sunday.
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