Patrick Mahomes doesn't trust his receivers, Hall of Fame QB shows tape to prove it
Patrick Mahomes talks about how quarterbacks who are underpaid or on rookie contracts tend to win more Super Bowls.
He uses the examples of Aaron Rodgers, Russell Wilson, and Tom Brady to prove his point.
Mahomes argues that quarterbacks who are underpaid are more likely to be successful because they have more to prove.
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They are also more likely to be surrounded by a better team because the team has more money to spend on other players.
Mahomes also points out that quarterbacks who are on rookie contracts are often more successful because they are still learning and developing. They are also more likely to be hungry and motivated to win.
Overall, Mahomes believes that quarterbacks who are underpaid or on rookie contracts are more likely to win Super Bowls because they are more likely to be surrounded by a better team and they are more likely to be hungry and motivated to win.