Patrick Mahomes shows up at Chiefs training camp.Patrick Mahomes (Photo via @Chiefs/Twitter)
Patrick Mahomes has never been a man who has had a chiseled body, but he still manages to get the job done.

The Kansas City Chiefs started their training camp at Missouri Western State University on Tuesday with rookies and quarterbacks reporting.

The Chiefs quarterback could be seen walking his way in as cameras panned in on him. It was hard not to notice how big he looked, even in his loose-fitting red t-shirt.

Fans got one look at this video and immediately started roasting him with fat jokes:

Entering his eighth training camp with the Chiefs, Patrick Mahomes is no stranger to the grueling offseason schedule.

The team is coming off a second-consecutive Super Bowl victory, and Mahomes is coming off getting his wife, Brittany Mahomes, pregnant with their third child.

The best way for him to lose some of those pounds is to put on pads and run in intense heat before the start of the season.

Last season, Patrick Mahomes finished with 4,183 passing yards and 27 touchdowns, which were somehow his lowest in both categories since 2019, as well as 14 interceptions, a career-high, per ESPN.

 

Even with a down year, the Chiefs won it all.

Patrick Mahomes And Coors Light Dropped ‘Dad Bod’ T-Shirts

Earlier this year, Patrick Mahomes encouraged others to embrace their “Dad Bods” with new T-shirts he created in partnership with Coors Light.

The Kansas City Chiefs quarterback embraced his body after the internet previously talked about his physique, so he leaned into the jokes by teaming with Coors Light to create a number of graphic T-shirts, including one that reads “Dad Bod” across the chest.

He even modeled the shirt for the campaign picture.

The collection also features a “Here’s My Six Pack” tee, which features a case of beer instead of abs.

The shirt is still available retail for $25 at CoorsLight.com.

New Study Reveals Which NFL Team Has The “Happiest” Fans, And Which Are The Saddest

Kansas City Chiefs NFL Fan sits with hand on his head.NFL Fan (Photo by TIMOTHY A. CLARY / AFP)
An interesting new study reveals that a top heavyweight in the AFC has the “happiest” group of NFL fans.

No group of NFL fans had it better than the Pittsburgh Steelers’ supporters during the 1970s. In the ’80s, it was the San Francisco 49ers. The Dallas Cowboys’ fanbase was spoiled more than any other in the ’90s, followed by the New England Patriots’ faithful during the 21st century (specifically from 2001 to 2018).

But while those fanbases continue to celebrate their past success, a new study reveals that the NFL’s model franchise has the “happiest” fans right now. That team, of course, would be Patrick Mahomes’ Kansas City Chiefs.

Casino.org used a new survey and multiple pieces of data to determine which NFL teams had the happiest fanbase. Unsurprisingly, Kansas City’s fanbase claimed the top spot in their study.

 

Quite frankly, there’s no comparing the moods of any other NFL fans to the Chiefs right now. Since Mahomes took over as the starting QB in 2018, Kansas City has played in six straight AFC Championship Games and four Super Bowls — winning three of them.

Since 2018, the Los Angeles Rams and San Francisco 49ers are the only other NFL teams to play in multiple Super Bowls. The Rams went 1-for-2, and the 49ers lost both to the Mahomes and Travis Kelce-led Chiefs.

Throw in Kelce’s relationship with one of the world’s most beloved singers in Taylor Swift, and it just feels like the Chiefs have it all. No group of NFL fans has had it this good since the Patriots in their last dynastic run.

No One Can Challenge The Chiefs As The Happiest NFL Fans

Even if you look outside of the NFL, you can’t realistically look at any group of NBA, MLB and NHL fans and compare them to the happiness of the Chiefs’ fanbase.

The Golden State Warriors’ dynasty is in the rearview mirror. The Pittsburgh Penguins, the NHL’s last dynasty, haven’t won it all since 2017. The San Francisco Giants of MLB are the last team to achieve dynastic status, and their most recent title parade was 10 years ago.