“My worst playoff football,” Patrick Mahomes admits of his guilt for the Chiefs’ playoff loss to the Cincinnati Bengals last season

Patrick Mahomes is one of the best quarterbacks in the entire NFL, but even he has days when things don’t go right for the man. The 27-year-old Kansas City Chiefs quarterback had one of those days during his NFL Conference Championships last season.

Despite a 21-10 lead over the Bengals at halftime, the Chiefs narrowly lost the encounter at the end of overtime. While many could say the Bengals pulled off something incredible, the Chiefs didn’t have a great time either.

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Patrick Mahomes took the blame for the Kansas City Chiefs’ poor performance against the Bengals

Along with the Kansas City Chiefs, Patrick Mahomes fluffed his preferences more often than not in the second half. According to Pro Football Talk, Patrick Mahomes admitted it was the worst football he had ever played in a playoff game.

“In the second half that I played, I didn’t play really good football at all. Probably my worst playoff football I’ve ever played was the second half of the game. said Mahomes.

“So I’m just trying to use that as a learning thing, that whenever I’m struggling or a team is struggling, I just find a way to make positive plays because when you have that lead you don’t want to lose it Guide.”

“We played such a great first half, even though we didn’t get what we wanted in the second half I need to get better at taking what’s there to try and get some points on the board to get away and get to the Super Bowl.”

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