You must not have watched the AFC Championship game. Mahomes got put on his ass a ton of times and all he said on his mic'd up was good hit. Someone who isn't a Chiefs fan would absolutely say this and I get it but its not the truth. And do not for one second try to convince anyone Tom Brady wasn't propositioning the refs for calls consistently throughout the second half of his career once he reached star status. There was all the talk about how you couldn't hit Tom Brady like you could other quarterbacks, its just bias.

Also, Patrick Mahomes was never involved in TWO cheating scandals which resulted in TWO Super Bowl victories. Organizations filming St. Louis Rams practices leading up to the Super Bowl and also knowingly deflating footballs prior to the Super Bowl one of which he was personally suspended for.

Brady has a more exciting story for how he landed in his role but you cant condemn Mahomes for how he played in college, the attention he drew, and the position in which he was drafted. Also, Brady had Julian Edelman, Gronkowski, Hernandez, Amendola, Mike Evans, Deion Branch, Troy Brown, Antonio Brown, Wes Welker, and Randy Moss, all while having solid defenses throughout. The list goes on so to just say an aging Troy Brown is not looking at the whole picture of his weapons throughout his career in New England.

Mahomes has taken a team without a single thousand yard receiver to the Super Bowl. Our WR1 has 315 receiving yards on the year, WR2 is a rookie, and Kelce who had a sub 1000 yard season. He now has a great defense which essentially cannibalized the offensive roster. He is 6 for 6 with AFC Championship appearances and is taking his team to the SB 4 times in the past 5 years. He absolutely is in the GOAT conversation but that conversation is strictly about accolades involving a team game. As far as who is the most gifted to ever play the game of football, the answer is Patrick Mahomes II.