Pat Mahomes Sr. is the father of Patrick Mahomes. He was born on August 9, 1970. He is a former Major League Baseball pitcher. He was a three-sport athlete in high school where he played football ...

Patrick Mahomes, the Kansas City Chiefs’ franchise quarterback, is the apple of the KC clan’s eyes for his on-field presence. Yet, there’s no denying that he is as much of a star off the field as he ...

Patrick Mahomes always has his family in his corner. The Kansas City Chiefs quarterback is the son of Pat Mahomes and Randi ...

At that time, Mahomes was not only playing football, but he also had an interest in baseball and basketball. His father, Pat Mahomes is a former MLB pitcher so it is not difficult to see where ...

Patrick Mahomes’ baseball background is noteworthy, especially considering his father, Pat Mahomes Sr., played in MLB for 11 seasons. The Detroit Tigers drafted Mahomes in the 37th round of the ...

David Eulitt/Getty Images X user @CFBBluePrint posted "The refs bail out Pat Mahomes and the Chiefs after a 3rd and 8 incomplete pass for roughing the passer. I'm shocked the Chiefs got a bad call ...

His father is Pat Mahomes, a retired pitcher who used to play in Major League Baseball. Despite having a relatively short career in the NFL, Mahomes' success has brought him numerous praise and ...

The NFL stood by the officiating in the Chiefs’ 23-14 win over the Texans in their Divisional Round playoff game on Saturday.

Stephen A. Smith gets fired up while discussing whether the Chiefs should play Patrick Mahomes vs. the Texans.

For many years, Joe Montana was viewed as the most successful playoff quarterback in NFL history. Tom Brady has since ...

Pat Mahomes Sr. wrapped up his career with the ... had the incredible opportunity to learn from one of baseball's greatest: Alex Rodriguez. Immersed in the world of elite athletes, little Patrick ...

“There’s times where I watch Pat (Mahomes) play, and it’s hard to believe we play the same position,” Cousins said. “I’ll look at my seven-year-old son Cooper and I’ll ...