The Real Reason NO ONE Wanted Patrick Mahomes in High School

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  • Опубликовано: 4 фев 2021
  • Do you ever wonder how no school outside the state of Texas even offered Patrick Mahomes a scholarship coming out of high school? Or, how about the two biggest schools in Texas opting to skip out on the future Super Bowl champion? No one, not Nick Saban, Dabo Swinney, whatever great college coach and great recruiting staff you can think of… just about all of them couldn’t see the potential in the quarterback who has now taken over the NFL. And schools that should, in theory, rule over the Texas recruiting scene like Texas and Texas A&M, well, they struck out even harder.
    There is a reason for all this. And in this video, we’re gonna dive into Patrick Mahomes’ crazy lack of interest in his high school recruiting journey.
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  • @MaverickGrabber71
    @MaverickGrabber71 Год назад +66

    I'd like to personally thank all the teams that passed on Mahomes. The turnaround that the Chiefs have made since drafting him is unbelievable, and I'm loving every minute of it! 😎

    • @John6-40
      @John6-40 Год назад +7

      What turnaround? The Chiefs were 53-27 in the 5 seasons prior to drafting Mahomes, getting to the divisional round twice.
      Averaged 10 wins. Andy Reid is the one that turned the Chiefs from doormat to powerhouse. Mahomes just took them to the next level.

    • @jmachatch6696
      @jmachatch6696 Год назад +4

      I also like that Andy and Co bided their time and had him learn for a year from Alex Smith.

    • @MaverickGrabber71
      @MaverickGrabber71 Год назад +5

      @@John6-40 they still went nowhere in the playoffs before Mahomes arrived. Andy made them a winner again, but it took the addition of Mahomes to win two Super Bowls.

    • @diller0111
      @diller0111 Год назад +1

      @@MaverickGrabber71 I’m with EST. That’s not a turnaround. That’s icing on the cake. But like a lot of icing.

    • @RayRey028
      @RayRey028 Год назад +1

      Amen

  • @TTUfirebird2008
    @TTUfirebird2008 2 года назад +84

    His lack of recruiting interest is pretty damn wild. It did not take him very long to start making unbelievable plays on the field as a true freshman at Texas Tech, despite the fact we were told by the recruiting services that he was a 3-star dude who would need a bunch of development as a bench-warmer. His talent was heavily underestimated.

    • @Eggemeyers
      @Eggemeyers Год назад +4

      Which does actually speak to the fact that while Tech capitalized on his talent, they weren't exactly geniuses by nabbing him. Ostensibly, Mahomes had to go somewhere, and his 3-star rating combined with the fact that he was from Texas lined him up nicely for getting an offer from Tech. Even Tech didn't know exactly what they were getting - Mahomes didn't start week one. But they tried all their QB's that year (2013) in the starting lineup - Mahomes, Mayfield, and Webb. Once they saw him out there, where I believe Tech was genius showed up in keeping Mahomes over Mayfield. Many people would've disagreed with that until 2018, but the decision certainly aged well. Wreck 'Em Chiefs!

    • @mikemc4549
      @mikemc4549 Год назад +2

      @@Eggemeyers If I remember right he came in for Webb after Kansas State knocked him out of the game. I think we pulled the game out but Mahomes lite it up in relief.

    • @Hielo_Negro903
      @Hielo_Negro903 Год назад +1

      @@mikemc4549 nah his first game tome was against TCU. Tech lost 82-27 when Davis Webb was benched. Mayfield hit the Portal the day he signed.

    • @Eggemeyers
      @Eggemeyers Год назад +1

      @@Hielo_Negro903 Ah yea, I was off a year. Mahomes came in 2014... But most of what I said still stands. I could've sworn I watched Mahomes play in 2013 but my memory must be failing

    • @Hielo_Negro903
      @Hielo_Negro903 Год назад +1

      @@Eggemeyers I know Kermit personally. I scouted him. He only went to Tech because his dad is a legend there.

  • @weltonmurray6744
    @weltonmurray6744 Год назад +37

    He is definitely a generational type quarterback and will eventually rewrite history at his position!

  • @Vagorim
    @Vagorim 2 года назад +97

    I’ve seen so many talented superstar Highschool/college players get absolutely screwed over from horrible coaches to horrible politics to horrible moments of wrong place wrong time. It’s unfair. But that’s life.

    • @HisgGalore
      @HisgGalore Год назад +2

      🤦🏿‍♀️👏🏿👏🏿

    • @BitcoinOnlyCentral
      @BitcoinOnlyCentral Год назад +6

      The best athletes I ever played with or against never even played college. Grades and off court stuff always the reason. 6A Texas school

    • @goldwolf0606
      @goldwolf0606 Год назад +1

      @@BitcoinOnlyCentralif you can’t hold a 2.0 in high school where they give you 2.0’s if you just show up… you don’t deserve to pass (or play football). Why would an nfl team want to pay someone who won’t show up?

    • @yelsu3358
      @yelsu3358 Год назад +4

      @@goldwolf0606 there are plenty of NFL players who have done far worse things character wise than fail to show up to school.

    • @BitcoinOnlyCentral
      @BitcoinOnlyCentral Год назад

      @@goldwolf0606 I agree with you.

  • @raleighsanford5111
    @raleighsanford5111 Год назад +27

    The reason why is Mahomes' style and skill set. When you first look at him, you think he is going to get you into trouble, then you start to think he gets lucky a lot, then you realize it isn't luck. We went through this at Tech and laughed when NFL pendants down played Mahomes, knowing full well they would be won over in a year or two. Scouts don't take long looks, so a lot of coaches were stuck in the 1st phase. It is important to note that Kingsburry was not real high on Mahomes early on either. Mahomes started as a true FR because Davis Webb got injured and Baker Mayfield transferred. There is a clip/photo of KK & his staff's' reaction to Mahomes' 1st play, that was a disaster. By the end of the season, people were happy & by the end of the next season, people used Mahomes to talk about Kingsburry as the QB guru.

  • @collin7810
    @collin7810 Год назад +17

    He's not the only one that has great potentials but was overlooked. There's a reason for that, but regardless of those early years he has come a long way, and shown his haters that not just that he has potentials, he's very talented, and smarter than most of his haters who talked trash about him at every turn. 💯🤴

  • @CraigerAce
    @CraigerAce Год назад +9

    Thank you. After watching your video I feel that there can be little doubt that his diverse sports experience when growing up greatly helped him develop the skills he has today.

  • @gmfan09
    @gmfan09 Год назад +4

    How much amazing talent have we never gotten to see/never will see……

  • @commonsenseisntcommon1776
    @commonsenseisntcommon1776 Год назад +30

    As a proud Missourian, i'm so glad we got him!!!

    • @Johnny.1965
      @Johnny.1965 Год назад +8

      Winning feels great... especially after suffering through the schottemheimer years...

    • @xCharonstyxx
      @xCharonstyxx Год назад +3

      As a proud Texan I love the Red Raiders and wanted my Houston Texans to draft him. But I am glad he ended up in KC because I think Bill O Brian would of ruined him.

  • @laryjohnson5736
    @laryjohnson5736 Год назад +11

    He did have some other offers. He wanted to play baseball in college as well. This turned most schools away since they believed that he was going to be a baseball player anyway. He was on the baseball team as a freshman but it was obvious that he was better in football.

  • @abrahamkim1078
    @abrahamkim1078 3 года назад +29

    If Patrick went to a playoff contending team in college, those coaches would’ve forced Patrick to change his style. Texas tech with kliff was the best thing to ever happen to him. Maybe next time being a father...

  • @superchiefsfan9525
    @superchiefsfan9525 Год назад +6

    We will like to thank everyone who passed on him.. we love him here in Missouri

  • @LostInThe0zone
    @LostInThe0zone Год назад +9

    A couple of observations. He owes a lot of his overall success to the encouragement of his family. Seems they understood that it's important to see beyond the frustration of the day and sticking to it.
    Also, Patrick is fortunate that the Bears overlooked him. They had the same problem selecting talent in other positions, as well as management. He likely would have never seen the success in Chicago that he has in Kansas City.

    • @steveolive9991
      @steveolive9991 5 месяцев назад +2

      yep, the Bears lack an offensive line that cannot protect its QB.

  • @markhenein5617
    @markhenein5617 3 года назад +16

    Just so you know ive been to all of your vids since "why tom brady really left" and havent missed one love your work

    • @ChaseChats
      @ChaseChats  3 года назад +5

      Thanks Mark! I always look forward to seeing your comments. I love that I have viewers I can count on like you. Means a lot to me!

  • @lamper2
    @lamper2 Год назад +10

    Someone asked Glen Campbell if he could read music( he was, after all, a renowned studio player) He said " Not enough to hurt me" Same parallel with Pat's lack of having a pitching coach interfere with his natural ability!

  • @_DB.COOPER
    @_DB.COOPER Год назад +4

    So much good talent out there that doesn’t even go college let alone pro. Life has its twists and turns.

  • @sliverhi
    @sliverhi 3 года назад +12

    Systems never see the best.

  • @paysonfox88
    @paysonfox88 Год назад +7

    What really hurt Patrick mahomes was that his father was a major league pitcher. Despite his talents at football, it was possible that he would play professional baseball.

  • @reedsawyer5704
    @reedsawyer5704 Год назад +5

    I disagree. The reason that Mahomes was disregarded and disrespected is because he was unusual, and had different skill sets than the scouts were used to seeing. So, was that Mahomes fault? I posit that the scouts and coaches that ignored him thought they were making a wise decision. Fortunately, he was picked by Andy Reid, who saw the potential, and nurtured and developed that potential into greatness.
    There have been coaches that have gotten great talent and not done a thing with it, or even destroyed that talent.
    Finally, there is the man himself. Patrick Mahomes is, in the words of Andy Reid, "smart smart". He has an amazing memory, great football IQ, and is a "first in/last out" kind of player. He's everything that a coach dreams of having. I think, in my opinion, that Patrick went to the best opportunity for him, and his rise to superstardom was a perfect storm of talent, hard work, and great coaching.

  • @gregwessels7205
    @gregwessels7205 Год назад +2

    I am so happy Mom talked some sense into that boy. And I'm not even a Chiefs fan.

  • @caroldurham893
    @caroldurham893 Год назад +11

    No honest insight from the guys assessing Mahomes. BIG MISTAKE, BIG MISTAKE Thank goodness Patrick as a young man, knew his strengths, knew his potential and his worth and continued to pursue his dream. Who in his past is sorry now. Not Patrick! He's where he was meant to be.

  • @daveholtz2528
    @daveholtz2528 Год назад +4

    Great video. Well-researched! Stats don't always give the whole story. Subscribed. Bengals fan, though, so... Joe Burrow couldn't crack the starting 11 at tOSU bc Urban Meyer didn't like his lack of a "cannon" arm. He graduated early to get his 2 years at LSU. Wasn't taken as seriously bc small hs, etc...Mahomes is great, and an "overcomer" and Burrow the same...Great video. Would love to see you do a comparison of the 2 best young QBs...maybe Justin Hebert as well.

  • @floodsterssportszone3814
    @floodsterssportszone3814 3 года назад +6

    Noti Gang
    Also I wanted more Jackson Mahomes info...na I'm playing 😂

  • @maurinebaldwin5581
    @maurinebaldwin5581 Год назад +6

    Kingsbury defied the Heads of The Texas Tech Organization,I can remember that they didn't want to put Mahomes in the starting lineup,So give Kingsbury a Great deal Credit for seeing and Believing in Patrick Mahomes or else We very much be watching Him in the Canadian League like They have done many other Great Quarter Back's

  • @MikeKelsoJr
    @MikeKelsoJr Год назад +1

    It’s the same as the Record executives in Nashville ran Luke Combs out a few years back and told him know one would want to hear his music ! He’s now one of top country artists !! 🙏

  • @julie1630
    @julie1630 Год назад +2

    My favorite quarterback especially because he attended Texas Tech

  • @albecky123
    @albecky123 Год назад +12

    Reminds me of Joe Burrow as far as being overlooked...and could not get an offer from Nebraska even with the history of his dad and brother having played there. So, it seems getting overlooked is not unusual for QBs who go on to greatness.

    • @thedonk2
      @thedonk2 Год назад +1

      Stop jor burrow was not overlooked 🤦🏾‍♂️

  • @felipehernandez511
    @felipehernandez511 Год назад +4

    I bet the next college/ NFL recruiter will NOT be so worried about foot work or how the next star throws the ball like a second baseman!

  • @lelandhopkins2433
    @lelandhopkins2433 Год назад +5

    After all mechanics set aside, what were the results and accuracy....Massive .....I'll take great outcomes and accuracy every time over good mechanics robot

    • @stevenpollard5171
      @stevenpollard5171 Год назад

      I guess the brilliant minds were expecting another Tebow. And I am a Tebow fan, but he could not complete the passes in the pros. Mahomes is a different breed for sure. This is a great article.

  • @coladavr
    @coladavr 3 года назад +19

    Mahomes in draft: low rank
    Pick 10: should have been 1st
    When all teams regret not selecting patrick mahomes ahhhhhhhhh

  • @randomthoughtsfromacrazedm3372
    @randomthoughtsfromacrazedm3372 Год назад +4

    Judging 18-year-old talent is tough. He was a guy people wanted but were not going after strongly because he was a 2nd-round pick in MLB and turning down six figures already at MLB. It was generally assumed he would become a baseball pitcher. A very raw player due to his focus on baseball in an age of quarterback specialization. Even Texas Tech did not know what they had. Michael Strahan went to Texas Southern, Mean Joe Green East Texas State, Too Tall Jones Tennessee State, Walter Payton Jackson State.

    • @John6-40
      @John6-40 Год назад

      Jerry Rice went to Mississippi Valley State. Randy Moss went to Marshall. Joe Burrow couldn't get on at Nebraska even though half his family played there and then sat the bench at Ohio State behind Drew Haskins, and had to transfer to LSU.

  • @dagnabbit6187
    @dagnabbit6187 3 года назад +2

    Yes to how this started ! I have always wondered that !

  • @charlescummings1128
    @charlescummings1128 Год назад +7

    Mahomes had a stellar college career. In fact, he sent Baker Mayfield packing to Oklahoma. Yet Baker was the first pick in the draft. The two draft pundits on ESPN said that “Arm strength is overrated.” when referring to Mahomes. A blind man could see that he was a generational talent. Pat Mahomes, Russell Wilson, Lamar Jackson all were drafted below where their talent dictated. They lead their teams to 5 Super Bowls and produced multiple MVPs. Hmm! Why were these players drafted below where their talent dictated!

  • @arlo2203
    @arlo2203 Год назад +7

    TEXAS TECH GREATNESS

  • @RockPolitics
    @RockPolitics Год назад +3

    Probably also worth mentioning that the football world had just gone through the spectacular flame-out of Johnny Manziel. He was supposed to be what Mahomes turned out to really be. Nobody wanted to be the scout, or the team, who picked up the next Johnny Football. That one factor was a BIG reason why teams decided to pass on Mahomes.

    • @caitlincaitlin4703
      @caitlincaitlin4703 Год назад +1

      hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard. Johnny didn't want to work hard.

  • @csmith6483
    @csmith6483 Год назад

    Nicely done!

  • @sginrummy88
    @sginrummy88 Год назад +3

    shout out to Momma Mahomes for pushing her son to stick with football. we can thank her for creating a MVP, superbowl winning legend.

  • @robertvanderbaan3722
    @robertvanderbaan3722 Год назад +1

    It seems the best thing for a QB IS TO BE OVERLOOKED and underestimated. It puts a chip on your shoulder to work harder and prove something with really no expectations.

  • @justsaying5633
    @justsaying5633 Год назад +2

    Mahomes knows baseball and basketball.

  • @mariahsmom9457
    @mariahsmom9457 5 месяцев назад +1

    He was an "underdog" seems wild. mahomes turned out to be a legend. 🎉

  • @sharkhunter4523
    @sharkhunter4523 3 года назад +3

    when Patrick Mahomes left to go to college White House stunk the next 3 years and they moving our conference what team I play for and is Ennis lions and I won a ring 14/15 season

  • @charlescoker7752
    @charlescoker7752 Год назад +11

    Comparing Peyton Manning to Mahomes, at the same time in their careers. Here are some comparative numbers for Patrick Mahomes and Peyton Manning
    Attempts - Mahomes - 1,099, Manning - 1,079
    Completions - Mahomes - 724, Manning - 639
    Completion Percentage - Mahomes - 65.9, Manning - 59.2
    Passing Yards - Mahomes - 9,412, Manning - 7,711
    Passing Touchdowns - Mahomes - 76, Manning - 52
    Interceptions - Mahomes - 18, Manning 43
    Wins - Mahomes - 24, Manning - 16

    • @jkrasney1
      @jkrasney1 Год назад +3

      Both Manning & Mahomes are exceptional quarterbacks, who possess the intangible quality of leadership and the capacity to win. Seemingly, each year Manning was in the NFL, his team's overall record was 12 - 4 or better. Consequently, Manning would put his Colts' team in the position to play in the AFC championship game, each year (seemingly). For five consecutive years, Patrick Mahomes has willed his Kansas City Chiefs team to the AFC championship game. Mahomes has now earned two Super Bowl victories.
      As noted above, both Manning and Mahomes are excellent quarterbacks. Mahomes' intangible qualities of grit, humility and perseverance have allowed Mahomes to perform at the highest levels and win.

  • @jamesbryant5350
    @jamesbryant5350 Год назад +3

    There goes my hero

  • @matthewdorso4302
    @matthewdorso4302 Год назад +2

    Mahomes was going to quit.. even he had himself as an underdog. Crazy!

  • @johnsobey4261
    @johnsobey4261 Год назад +3

    A very good athlete..can play any sports

  • @harrymills2770
    @harrymills2770 Год назад +1

    His footwork from under center was not good. He stood flat-footed in the pocket, like a statue. Even though he was quick to scramble out of trouble, coaches are looking for guys bouncing on their feet, or doing that running-in-place thing that Peyton Manning did. What people didn't understand was he didn't NEED to worry about his feet to make a snap throw on the money.
    He's a natural short-stop. With all the attention on the big play, I think losing Tyreek Hill really brought that out. One of the disappointments in the Tampa Bay game was how the Chiefs were not only not looking to exploit the middle of the field, they weren't even SENDING people into those soft zones underneath. Didn't have a short game, and couldn't protect Mahomes for more extended plays. Now, the deep ball is more of a change-up, and they set it up with running and quick passing. If you're not even attempting double moves, it takes the starch out of the pass rush.

  • @carol-us4xn
    @carol-us4xn Год назад

    That happens during the growing period. 😂💯🤴. Where greatness dwells, the haters follows.

  • @kevlark3184
    @kevlark3184 9 месяцев назад +1

    He probably was always good but went into a great situation. He had Andy Reid. He had Alex Smith.

  • @sunkiss109
    @sunkiss109 Год назад

    I’m from Tyler Texas I remember watching White House beating John Tyler. He was throwing on a NFL level back then.

  • @marleiserashford396
    @marleiserashford396 Год назад +1

    Great video. Love Mahomes.

  • @xoxoxyz999
    @xoxoxyz999 Год назад +1

    Overlooked? he was projected in the first round and was drafted #10 overall

  • @tightywhitey9779
    @tightywhitey9779 Месяц назад

    Kevin Sumlin was the HC for A&M at the time and had just lost Johnny Manziel. Given Johnny’s success and unconventional play style it’s shocking that he didn’t recruit Mahomes

  • @eileenvernor832
    @eileenvernor832 Год назад +3

    Yeah, the "media" (and recruiters) embraced vince young and johnny manziel... Nuff said?

  • @kevinc1167
    @kevinc1167 Год назад +2

    I think Kingsbury was what he needed. Kliff let Mahomes be himself. Heck, Kliff even let him pracrice crazy throws. I think the big schools would try to force Mahomes to be ordinary.

  • @HateDietPepsi
    @HateDietPepsi Год назад +2

    He reminds of a young John Elway, but with softer more catchable passes than Elway. He wanted to quit in high school because his high school coaches probably sucked. That's why I quit football in high school.

  • @judah9934
    @judah9934 Год назад

    Davis Webb, mahomes,stidem ,baker all on the same team Texas tech NFL qbs now crazy

  • @carabela125
    @carabela125 Год назад

    Motivation is the key to success.

  • @tyn6211
    @tyn6211 5 месяцев назад

    What's going at 1:25, with the QB wearing a different colored jersey?

  • @Tommy3565badly
    @Tommy3565badly Год назад +5

    As a chiefs fan I am really sad he was overlooked.

    • @gregwessels7205
      @gregwessels7205 Год назад

      Bet those tears were flowing at the bar last SB.🤣

  • @coachanderson2704
    @coachanderson2704 Год назад

    Stats in high school: 4,619 passing yards, 50 passing touchdowns, 948 rushing yards, and 15 rushing touchdowns as a senior in high school.

  • @yellowpitch1840
    @yellowpitch1840 Год назад +1

    "The FAILURE to see his future greatness has been swept under the rug." 8:01
    Fact.

  • @commonsenseisntcommon1776
    @commonsenseisntcommon1776 Год назад +3

    Super Bowl Number 2!!!!

  • @chewacan
    @chewacan Год назад

    Drew Brees was overlooked in Texas too. He played at Prudue. 1st round hall of Famer I'm sure.

  • @coreyandnathanielchartier3749
    @coreyandnathanielchartier3749 Год назад +1

    You could see him making NFL level tight-window passes in high school. Every fault pointed out by scouts turned out to be an outside-the-box strength. He has changed the entire game, with defenses being designed to stop him, and almost always failing. Andy Reid didn't have much trouble envisioning a QB that could do anything Andy could write down on paper.

    • @abrahamkim1078
      @abrahamkim1078 Год назад

      I don’t know about that…because he was still considered too much gun slinger, reckless. I mean how first, very first play in college resulted in a fumble and an interception on the same play. Same play, he fumbles, recovers, then threw a pick. It was a god send for Patrick to have kliff as his coach. Thank god he never went to sec. They’d screw his mechanics up.

  • @bmeggs19
    @bmeggs19 Год назад +1

    9 teams passed on Mahomes. The Bills traded the 10th pick that got Mahomes.

  • @breft3416
    @breft3416 Год назад

    The scrutiny starts at such a young age that the system is very narrow in scope. You wind up with one kind of player. Then, with luck, the rare talents surface. Tony Dorsett-too small, Tom Brady- too risky, Patrick - too quirky. Meanwhile, they are usually muti talented.

  • @DexterHaven
    @DexterHaven Год назад

    The guy who drafted a QB ahead of him, Trubisky, needs a golden raspberry award.

  • @folumb
    @folumb Год назад

    QB scouting baffles me. Scouts are so wrong so often it's crazy

  • @superluigidummy
    @superluigidummy Год назад

    AYY THAT'S MY HIGH SCHOOL IN THE BACKGROUND

  • @gilhernandeziii4031
    @gilhernandeziii4031 Год назад +1

    Well, as we say?
    Never judge the book by it's cover?

  • @kevinr5187
    @kevinr5187 Год назад

    This kind of sounds like Johnny Football, the only difference is the lack of drugs and alcohol.

  • @booneboone9705
    @booneboone9705 10 месяцев назад +1

    You also gotta remember back then high schools, colleges and NFL didn’t take black QB’s serious and usually made them change their positions too.

  • @nolesnbucsproductions2551
    @nolesnbucsproductions2551 3 года назад

    WHERES THAT VIDEO

  • @AlonsoRules
    @AlonsoRules 5 месяцев назад

    Some schools wasted time with Johnny Manziel over this guy lol

  • @carterandrews4369
    @carterandrews4369 3 года назад +5

    You should be a bigger channel

    • @ChaseChats
      @ChaseChats  3 года назад +3

      We’re getting there! Thanks man!

  • @icemanx5085
    @icemanx5085 Год назад

    I knew Andy Reed and BA knew what kinda talent he was. KC jumped in front of the Cardinals because they knew BA was licking his chops at the shot of getting his hands on Pat.

  • @gavinb907
    @gavinb907 3 года назад

    163, dang I’m slow today

  • @nickinportland
    @nickinportland Год назад

    Well shoot Kingsbury basically had to beg him not to switch to baseball. I think he played for tech for a couple games

  • @kamag6822
    @kamag6822 3 года назад +2

    Ribbit ribbit

  • @lonerangersheriff
    @lonerangersheriff Год назад

    I likes this vato loco 😎

  • @brentheid6002
    @brentheid6002 Год назад +1

    Another reason? Johnny Manziel. Manziel was a little undisciplined, a diamond in the rough and had development "potential". Nobody was going to try that dumpster fire of an option again so soon. So Patrick gets passed over.

  • @julie1630
    @julie1630 Год назад

    Texas probably didn't recruit him because if being Texas Tech the rival

  • @expfighter5112
    @expfighter5112 Год назад

    lol this way put out 2 years ago, just think how this video would have been if done today? lol!

  • @missionscrpprwill1946
    @missionscrpprwill1946 Год назад

    So In Other Words Patrick M. Was A Undercover Underdog Quarterback Designated For KC. Mo. For Other Teams NOT To See His Future Accomplishments Except For Andy Reid. WoW For Andy...

  • @RoccoGuyBoiThing
    @RoccoGuyBoiThing Год назад

    I think it worked out pretty well for him...

  • @johnwalter5875
    @johnwalter5875 Год назад +1

    TO ATHE HATERS DOUBTERS...
    NOW WHAT????

  • @TheSwanlake2009
    @TheSwanlake2009 5 месяцев назад

    Mahomes Was in the right situation. He was really lucky. I wonder if Tim Tebow had Andy Reid if he would’ve been a Super Bowl quarterback

  • @nicholastrudeau7581
    @nicholastrudeau7581 Год назад

    So because he didn't have the people around him as a sophomore in high school, then he wasn't even on anyone's radar.

  • @adefay2811
    @adefay2811 Год назад

    Maybe mahomes not getting interest out of high school that propelled him to where he is today

  • @lbell2597
    @lbell2597 Год назад

    I guess scouts come a dime a dozen too.

  • @abrahamkim1078
    @abrahamkim1078 Год назад +1

    It still boggles the mind that UT actually showed interest in mahomes, but for defense. Just as they recruited Michael Crabtree for defense. Lol.

  • @1shinytop686
    @1shinytop686 Год назад

    These recruiters seem to have no great talent in recognizing true qb talent. They seem to only want to check off the boxes, and show no interest in anyone who doesn’t fit in their box. They take no interest in things like heart or competitiveness or the will to win, but only in things like how fast is he in the 40, or how tall is he, how strong of an arm does he have etc.. Guys like Brady, Rodgers, etc weren’t shown much early interest, while other top draft picks never amounted to anything special.

  • @JB-uv4hm
    @JB-uv4hm Год назад

    One word - Baseball.

  • @julie1630
    @julie1630 Год назад

    Best of all the quarterbacks better than the ones who get all the money and fame

  • @steviesly7908
    @steviesly7908 Год назад +1

    KANSAS CITY LOVE PATRICK) SAY WHAT YOU WANT) CHIEFS)57)

  • @Hielo_Negro903
    @Hielo_Negro903 Год назад +8

    I actually scouted him in high school. He had amazing talent buy he underperformed in big games. He took risks and made bad decisions often getting away with it at times due to low level competition. However the intangibles were always there. He was Def a 3 star. But a diamond in the rough.

  • @QuietStormX
    @QuietStormX Год назад

    Really Many Passes and Kicking themselves for it. Wanting to change him.

  • @ThePrinceOfTheTalkbox
    @ThePrinceOfTheTalkbox Год назад

    nooone wanted me in high school..... but i became Great...... and RICH....musically..... o well....their loss

  • @clydecrail4524
    @clydecrail4524 Год назад

    Boy were they wrong!

  • @gregarioussolitudinist5695
    @gregarioussolitudinist5695 Год назад

    what I just heard is that all of those camps destroy the natural ability of prospects by forcing them all to fit one pattern.