Patrick Mahomes Prices

[tjforce]

Originally Posted by arod305

Patrick needs to get his brother under control. If he isn't mature enough to handle opposing fans he needs to stay at home. Bad look for the Chiefs & Patrick.

https://www.foxnews.com/sports/patri...r-gloating-fan

Lame. Dude should just quietly remind the fan (and himself) that he his rich and somewhat famous due to no talents of his own, and quietly walk away.

As for Mahomes himself.... his QB rating last night was 131.5. He completed 77% of his passes and averaged 11.1 yards per attempt. We were a CEH fumble away from likely celebrating another game winning drive.

So far this year the opponents are trying to do with the Bucs did in the Super Bowl, taking away the deep throw, and they are getting absolutely shredded.

If the Chiefs defense keeps playing this way, the chances that Mahomes is going to wind up with a monster statistical year like in 2018 are high.

[Earlsnake07]

Originally Posted by arod305

Patrick needs to get his brother under control. If he isn't mature enough to handle opposing fans he needs to stay at home. Bad look for the Chiefs & Patrick.

https://www.foxnews.com/sports/patri...r-gloating-fan

Wow....Kelce's girl was just looking at the dude like he was stupid and then PM's bro has to go all extra (as he always is).

The biggest thing now.....ALL fans in other stadiums are going to be taunting that dude till the end of time to just push his buttons.

[Mikeh6480]

Originally Posted by arod305

Patrick needs to get his brother under control. If he isn't mature enough to handle opposing fans he needs to stay at home. Bad look for the Chiefs & Patrick.

https://www.foxnews.com/sports/patri...r-gloating-fan

Pat or a rep of his will probably reach out to the guy and apologize. If it were my brother I would leave his azz at home for a few weeks.

[Bowman1951]

When did this turn into a "Chiefs are winning another Superbowl" thread and not one talking about just Mahomes cards?

Come on people, get it back on track....this is super annoying.

[arod305]

Originally Posted by Bowman1951

When did this turn into a "Chiefs are winning another Superbowl" thread and not one talking about just Mahomes cards?

Come on people, get it back on track....this is super annoying.

Last time I checked the two of those are highly correlated... If you don't think the Chiefs team performance + Patty's performance impact his card market than I am no sure what to tell you.

[SleeperCards]

Originally Posted by Bowman1951

When did this turn into a "Chiefs are winning another Superbowl" thread and not one talking about just Mahomes cards?

Come on people, get it back on track....this is super annoying.

My assumption is most people in this thread would like to see Mahomes win the Super Bowl for various reasons, so it's brought up a lot.

[wharfrat7624]

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[Bowman1951]

Originally Posted by wharfrat7624

Goldin just posted to his IG:

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THANK YOU! This is the content we are looking for, not minute by minute team mistakes from the Chiefs.

[KCFAN2004]

Chiefs defense is who they are…offense didn’t score a single point in the last 22 min of the game. A top 3 offense can’t do that and expect to win against a top 10 team. Chiefs ran the ball 14x vs 9 throws on first down…why? Stick to what separates this offense from any other in the league.


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[jswest18]

Originally Posted by KCFAN2004

Chiefs defense is who they are…offense didn’t score a single point in the last 22 min of the game. A top 3 offense can’t do that and expect to win against a top 10 team. Chiefs ran the ball 14x vs 9 throws on first down…why? Stick to what separates this offense from any other in the league.


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Well...the Ravens had the ball for nearly 16 of those 22 minutes including an 8 minute drive for their last score. Of those 6 minutes the Chiefs had the ball, there was the Mahomes pick, a punt, and then the fumble at the end. The pick is what it is. It was Mahomes' only mistake of the game and a costly one but we've seen him make plays like that time and time again and it work for a big play. It's part of what makes him who he is so I don't think it's something people need to get caught up on. I'm sure he will learn from it as well. The punt came after a tremendous play by the DB on the ball thrown to Hill. Sometimes a good defense just makes a play even against the best. Most importantly, the fumble came at the end of the game where the Chiefs were in perfect position to run out the clock and kick a GW FG after Mahomes had quickly got them in position. So really you have 2 possessions in a row during those 22 minutes where the Chiefs offense "sputtered" against a good defense which is not abnormal even for a great offense.

When you play a team like the Ravens who love to run the ball and control the clock and the defense struggles to get them off the field then TOP can quickly get lopsided and make it seem like the offense struggled for a long stretch when in reality it didn't. I'm not saying that a great offense shouldn't have been able to score during that time but there is no part of me that came away from that game thinking the offense was at fault for the loss.

[jswest18]

Originally Posted by MyckKabongo

The Browns and Ravens may well end up as the top 2 rushing attacks in the league. They will make most teams look bad on run defense. We'll know better where the Chiefs D stands after a few more games but it's concerning. On the bright side, they have shown the ability to make drive-stopping plays against the pass.

That fumble was an absolute killer.

Chiefs schedule looks like an absolute gauntlet after week 2. Closest thing to a cupcake is the NY Giants. Top teams from the AFC are remaining consistent so their strength of schedule games are shaping up as very tough. The rest of the AFC West has some competitive fire. The #1 seed will be a tall order, especially since the Bills have a half dozen cupcakes on their slate.

This is a fact. At least with how things look right now. I'd say the only "cupcakes" would be the Giants and Bengals possibly. Other than that the schedule looks brutal. If Mahomes can lead them to a #1 seed this year then I'd argue it will be his best season so far.

[tjforce]

Originally Posted by jswest18

This is a fact. At least with how things look right now. I'd say the only "cupcakes" would be the Giants and Bengals possibly. Other than that the schedule looks brutal. If Mahomes can lead them to a #1 seed this year then I'd argue it will be his best season so far.

Maybe not cupcakes, but I still think each of their NFC East games are very winnable.

And as much as we want to crown the Broncos world beaters, they've beaten Jacksonville and the Giants.

Offensively, things are fine. Averaging 34 points per game against teams that were grinding the clock and trying to limit possessions. Teams are trying to do what Tampa did and take away the deep pass. Mahomes' QB rating is 131.4 and he's tossing 340 yards per game. He's completed 76% of his passes and his yards per attempt is about 20% higher than his career average.

The problem with the offense last night is that they just got too cute. Instead of staying aggressive and continuing to throw the ball, they decided that it was time to take the ball out of the hands of the league's best playmaker and give it to CEH. I feel like by running the ball there they decided, "Hey, it's a 51 yard FG from here, so we'll settle for that last second try rather than letting Mahomes be Mahomes and make plays". I know Butker is a great kicked from long distance, but I still don't like that mindset.

[jswest18]

Originally Posted by tjforce

Maybe not cupcakes, but I still think each of their NFC East games are very winnable.

And as much as we want to crown the Broncos world beaters, they've beaten Jacksonville and the Giants.

Offensively, things are fine. Averaging 34 points per game against teams that were grinding the clock and trying to limit possessions. Teams are trying to do what Tampa did and take away the deep pass. Mahomes' QB rating is 131.4 and he's tossing 340 yards per game. He's completed 76% of his passes and his yards per attempt is about 20% higher than his career average.

The problem with the offense last night is that they just got too cute. Instead of staying aggressive and continuing to throw the ball, they decided that it was time to take the ball out of the hands of the league's best playmaker and give it to CEH. I feel like by running the ball there they decided, "Hey, it's a 51 yard FG from here, so we'll settle for that last second try rather than letting Mahomes be Mahomes and make plays". I know Butker is a great kicked from long distance, but I still don't like that mindset.

Yes very winnable game but not like playing the Jets twice or the Falcons. It's a tough schedule is all I'm saying. Or appears to be at the moment.

Yea I'm not worried about the offense or Mahomes.

Hindsight is 20/20 I guess. Running the ball on 2nd and 4 at the end of the game when you are in FG position isn't a bad call imo. Keeping it in Mahomes' hands wouldn't have been a bad call either. Just an unfortunate fumble.

[tjforce]

Originally Posted by jswest18

Yes very winnable game but not like playing the Jets twice or the Falcons. It's a tough schedule is all I'm saying. Or appears to be at the moment.

Yea I'm not worried about the offense or Mahomes.

Hindsight is 20/20 I guess. Running the ball on 2nd and 4 at the end of the game when you are in FG position isn't a bad call imo. Keeping it in Mahomes' hands wouldn't have been a bad call either. Just an unfortunate fumble.

Ughh.... I just watched the replay of the 4th and 1 to seal the game....

They defense held pretty well.... But Chris Jones got washed down the line of scrimmage and it was enough for Lamar to slip through.

[JeremyNick]

Originally Posted by tjforce

Maybe not cupcakes, but I still think each of their NFC East games are very winnable.

And as much as we want to crown the Broncos world beaters, they've beaten Jacksonville and the Giants.

Offensively, things are fine. Averaging 34 points per game against teams that were grinding the clock and trying to limit possessions. Teams are trying to do what Tampa did and take away the deep pass. Mahomes' QB rating is 131.4 and he's tossing 340 yards per game. He's completed 76% of his passes and his yards per attempt is about 20% higher than his career average.

The problem with the offense last night is that they just got too cute. Instead of staying aggressive and continuing to throw the ball, they decided that it was time to take the ball out of the hands of the league's best playmaker and give it to CEH. I feel like by running the ball there they decided, "Hey, it's a 51 yard FG from here, so we'll settle for that last second try rather than letting Mahomes be Mahomes and make plays". I know Butker is a great kicked from long distance, but I still don't like that mindset.

I think you are including the pick 6 in the offensive output. Average is 31 ppg.

The defense looks atrocious but it was against two teams that match up really poorly for the Chiefs defense. If the offense has to average 30+ per game to get Ws every week, it’s going to be tough.

Right now the defense is +10 ppg from their average last regular season. That’s no bueno.

[chezball]

Originally Posted by tjforce

Maybe not cupcakes, but I still think each of their NFC East games are very winnable.

And as much as we want to crown the Broncos world beaters, they've beaten Jacksonville and the Giants.

Offensively, things are fine. Averaging 34 points per game against teams that were grinding the clock and trying to limit possessions. Teams are trying to do what Tampa did and take away the deep pass. Mahomes' QB rating is 131.4 and he's tossing 340 yards per game. He's completed 76% of his passes and his yards per attempt is about 20% higher than his career average.

The problem with the offense last night is that they just got too cute. Instead of staying aggressive and continuing to throw the ball, they decided that it was time to take the ball out of the hands of the league's best playmaker and give it to CEH. I feel like by running the ball there they decided, "Hey, it's a 51 yard FG from here, so we'll settle for that last second try rather than letting Mahomes be Mahomes and make plays". I know Butker is a great kicked from long distance, but I still don't like that mindset.

The problem with the offense is Reid. They are a better team when they are losing. Then patty is let loose to be patty.

[KCFAN2004]

Originally Posted by chezball

The problem with the offense is Reid. They are a better team when they are losing. Then patty is let loose to be patty.

I agree with this. Need to not let up with the lead in the second half.


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[tjforce]

Originally Posted by JeremyNick

I think you are including the pick 6 in the offensive output. Average is 31 ppg.

The defense looks atrocious but it was against two teams that match up really poorly for the Chiefs defense. If the offense has to average 30+ per game to get Ws every week, it’s going to be tough.

Right now the defense is +10 ppg from their average last regular season. That’s no bueno.

Nothing you are saying here is wrong....

The defense has been poor. That's a huge hindrance.

On the contrary, they have been the most efficient scoring team on offense in the NFL through 2 games.

-They've scored 3.44 points per possession (1st in the NFL)
-In 18 drives they have 8 TDs (1st in the NFL)
-44.6 yards per possession (2nd in the NFL)

What's most impressive about this to me is that both teams they've played have tried to mirror the way Tampa Bay defended them in the Super Bowl. 2 deep coverage, little blitzing, and trying to keep everything in front. Mahomes and picked it apart so far.

If it ever gets to the point where the defense can make some stops and the offense can get more possessions, (they are tied for 31st in offensive possessions per game), this team can really roll again.

[Mahomie]

Recent low-end pickup:

[arod305]

Big sale for the 17 Prizm crystals /75 PSA 10 $31.8k

[investinrookies]

Originally Posted by arod305

Big sale for the 17 Prizm crystals /75 PSA 10 $31.8k

That’s a very underrated card, I think the crystals /75 is one of the best looking in hand. Also one of the lowest serially numbered parallels


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[SleeperCards]

Originally Posted by investinrookies

That’s a very underrated card, I think the crystals /75 is one of the best looking in hand. Also one of the lowest serially numbered parallels


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A ton of them were OC, which was a bummer as it's a cool looking card.

[investinrookies]

Originally Posted by SleeperCards

A ton of them were OC, which was a bummer as it's a cool looking card.

Yeah and that 10 had a touched corner and was slightly OC


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[cardguy14]

How much do y’all think Patrick Mahomes XRC psa 9 is worth? PSA 10 is up around 20% since the last sale of a PSA 9.

[wharfrat7624]

Originally Posted by cardguy14

How much do y’all think Patrick Mahomes XRC psa 9 is worth? PSA 10 is up around 20% since the last sale of a PSA 9.

I'm guessing between $5-6k based on what the most recent BGS 9 and SGC 9.5 auctions.