The Chiefs quarterback made history last week, so he deserves to be celebrated this Black History Month — along with other Kansas City greats you may not know.

It was a rough game for the offense and especially quarterback Patrick Mahomes, who completed 21-of-32 passes for 257 yards with three touchdowns and two interceptions, one of which was a pick-six. Most of his yardage and all three TDs came after the Chiefs trailed 34-0 in the third quarter.

Nothing defines a quarterback's legacy more than a Super Bowl. While stats and personal accolades are nice, a quarterback's greatness is measured more by how he and his team perform on pro football's biggest stage.

Rice tight end Graham Walker has declared for the NFL Draft and hopes to join his brother, Patrick Mahomes, in the pros

Here’s a look back at Mahomes’ football journey to Kansas City, from his high school days to his college seasons. Mahomes, who was born in Tyler, Texas, on September 17th, 1995, attended Whitehouse High School in Whitehouse, Texas. He was only rated as a three-star prospect.

Kansas City Chiefs' quarterback Patrick Mahomes has already proven himself to be one of the greatest football players of all time, but where did he get his start in the collegiate ranks?

With eyes set on the upcoming NFL season, Caleb Williams' Chicago Bears add a former Super Bowl champion with Patrick Mahomes' Kansas City Chiefs to Ben Johnson's staff.

Randi's friend Teresa Jane shared a heartfelt statement on behalf of the family on Instagram. “As many have probably seen my bestie Randi Mahomes has had a hard week as she held

Patrick Mahomes's personal quarterback coach made a promise after the Kansas City Chiefs lost in the Super Bowl.