Patrick Mahomes isn’t just playing quarterback for Kansas City; he’s quietly building its future. He already owns a minority stake in MLB’s Kansas City Royals. He’s part-owner of the NWSL’s Kansas City Current. So, when he says he’d love to be part of the Chiefs after he’s done playing? That’s not some daydream. That’s the next logical step on the road he’s already paving.
“I love sports. I love how they bring people together, families, communities. That’s what I want to invest in,” Mahomes told CNBC recently.
And when pressed on whether that future includes an ownership stake in the Chiefs, Mahomes didn’t duck. “That would be cool,” he said. “Hopefully a long time from now, but yeah, I’d love to be a part of the team after I’m done playing. They’ve done so much for me.”
He wouldn’t be alone in that evolution. Tom Brady picked up a minority stake in the Raiders post-retirement. Russell Wilson aligned himself with the Broncos’ ownership group not long after arriving in Denver. Aaron Rodgers has flirted with front office influence in New York. The quarterback pipeline isn’t just about passing anymore; it’s about positioning.
So if Mahomes one day ends up in the owners’ suite instead of the huddle? It will be the continuation of a plan that’s already well underway. And honestly, he’s the only guy who might somehow be more dangerous in a boardroom than on 3rd-and-14.
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