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Kansas City Chiefs' star Patrick Mahomes has captured the spotlight unlike most players have to this point in his career, but a quarterback in the discussion for the best in NFL history currently sits behind three rival players in Chris Simms' latest rankings.
Kansas City Chiefs' star Patrick Mahomes has captured the spotlight unlike most players have to this point in his career, but a quarterback in the discussion for the best in NFL history currently sits behind three rival players in Chris Simms' latest rankings.

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Kansas City Chiefs' star Patrick Mahomes has captured the spotlight unlike most players have to this point in his career, but a quarterback in the discussion for the best in NFL history currently sits behind three rival players in Chris Simms' latest rankings.

Kansas City Chiefs' star Patrick Mahomes has captured the spotlight unlike most players have to this point in his career, but a quarterback in the discussion for the best in NFL history currently sits behind three rival players in Chris Simms' latest rankings. originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Patrick Mahomes has become a symbol of excellence rarely seen in the NFL. Because of his ability, the Kansas City Chiefs have maintained a near decade long reign over the AFC West and won three Super Bowls in an eight-year span. Advertisement Mahomes high rate of achievement has raised the standard for him into rarified air. Unlike his peers, Mahomes is compared in the bigger to the league's all-time greats, including future Hall of Famer Tom Brady. While he and the Chiefs have a seemingly inevitable winning formula, NFL analyst Chris Simms believes Mahomes' play has taken a slight dip in recent seasons. That has been enough for him to drop the Kansas City quarterback to the No. 4 spot in his current rankings of professional quarterbacks. 'He's mastered winning,' he said on Tuesday. 'He's the ultimate winner. And I know some people are going to say, 'Isn't that the only point? To win?' "Winning is not a quarterback stat. I know we like to put it there — and I take it there and take it into context — but it's not like, 'Oh, he wins, he's No. 1.'' Advertisement Simms believes that in terms of performance Joe Burrow, Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson have all been better. '[He's] the man, the myth [and] the legend,' declared Simms. '[He's] one of the greatest I've ever seen — and maybe the clutchiest quarterback in football. Still, the quarterback play week-in and week-out — and I don't think he would disagree with me here — has not been as high level the past two seasons as [it has for been for] Burrow, Lamar or Josh Allen.' The final two on that list makeup the last two NFL MVP winners. On one side, it's hard to claim the title as the best when these quarterbacks maintain such a high level of play. However, Mahomes maintains a leg up on them. Neither of the three have been able to top Mahomes in the playoffs the last three seasons. In fact, Allen has gotten multiple chances and come up fruitless each time. Advertisement It is certainly an impressive feat that Mahomes continues to find ways to outshine this level of competition each year to remain atop the AFC. Lately, that has come despite suboptimal performances on his part. Heading into 2025, Mahomes and the Chiefs know full well they will need the best from him as each of the three will be loading up for their chance to dethrone Mahomes and end his decorated reign. Related: Taylor Swift Prepared To Win KC 'Baking' Competition Related: Taylor Swift And Travis Kelce Urged To Protect Themselves This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jun 12, 2025, where it first appeared.

The annual PFT Live hiatus starts now
The annual PFT Live hiatus starts now

NBC Sports

time13-06-2025

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The annual PFT Live hiatus starts now

We do it every year, right around now. The two-hour weekday show devoted to all things NFL embarks on a hiatus. This year's break begins today. PFT Live returns on Monday, July 28. Obviously, nothing changes here. We'll have many daily updates, every single day. I'll also be doing #PFTPM episodes on most of the weekdays during the upcoming break. Only days after we return, we'll be in Canton for the Hall of Fame game. And then comes the preseason. And the regular season. And on and on it goes, through Super Bowl LX on NBC and Peacock. Since the last hiatus ended, we've had a cast of co-hosts including Chris Simms, Devin McCourty, Rodney Harrison, Michael Holley, Charean Williams, and Myles Simmons. With a dash of Peter King. Thanks to all of them for helping to deliver a show that provides an authentic look at pro football, from various perspectives. And thanks to those of you who regularly consume the show, on Peacock or SiriusXM 85 or NBC Sports Now or Sky Sports or YouTube or clips on the website or via podcast.I'll be wide awake tomorrow morning, itching to do the show.

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