
Patrick Mahomes Discusses Idolizing Drew Brees Following Chiefs' Win over Saints
New Orleans Saints star Drew Brees has been going at this for long enough that he has served as a source of inspiration and as an on-field opponent for Patrick Mahomes.
Following his team's 32-29 victory over the Saints, the Kansas City Chiefs quarterback told CBS Sports' Tracy Wolfson how he "idolized" Brees during his formative years:
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Mahomes, 25, was five years old when Brees guided Purdue to a Rose Bowl bid in 2000, and he was 14 when the Saints were crowned Super Bowl XLIV champions as Brees was named the game's MVP.
Brees had basically already built a Hall of Fame resume by the time Mahomes started his freshman season at Texas Tech in 2014. Now, the 41-year-old represents the old guard, with Mahomes representing the new generation.
And there's a pretty good chance a young fan watched Sunday's game and will go on to inherit the mantle the 2018 MVP leaves behind when his career wraps up.
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