Chiefs' Patrick Mahomes Will 'Definitely' Avoid Roasts After Tom Brady Netflix Show

Patrick Mahomes and Tom Brady have many similarities in terms of dominating on a football field, but one way in which they differ is the Kansas City Chiefs star has no intention of subjecting himself to a roast.

Appearing on The Pat McAfee Show, Mahomes said he "will definitely be staying away" from roasts.

The Brady roast on Netflix turned out to be a massive business success for everyone involved. It's unclear how much he was paid to take part in the event, but he, along with his production company, were credited as executive producers and will serve as executive producers for future roasts on the streaming service.

It doesn't seem like the event was great for people in Brady's immediate circle. The seven-time Super Bowl champion has said he was fine with the jokes that were aimed at him, but he "didn't like the way that it affected my kids."

Among the topics touched on during the Brady roast were his divorce from Gisele Bündchen; losing millions of dollars in crypto; and the cheating scandals involving the New England Patriots during his career.

Mahomes would be a difficult subject to roast just because he doesn't have nearly the same off-field profile that Brady did during his playing days. He's already made jokes about the fact his voice sort of sounds similar to Kermit the Frog.

Granted, Mahomes is only 28 right now. If he waited another 18 years to do a roast at 46, which is Brady's age, maybe there would be more things he would do that might make him an easier subject.