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Old 06-04-2018, 05:57 AM  
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Mahomes turned down endorsements.
No link. Heard it on Golic and Wingo.

Apparently Mahomes’ agent came out and said Mahomes turned down any endorsements that would run in KC to defer to the veterans since he wasn’t playing.

Turned down free money? For team chemistry? Wow.
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Old 06-04-2018, 06:06 AM   #2
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Old 06-04-2018, 06:07 AM   #3
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He was doing radio ads for Tickets4Less last year. They were on a lot. Kinda wondered if the Chiefs signed off on it as he was promoting it as the BEST place to buy Chiefs tickets.
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Old 06-04-2018, 06:34 AM   #5
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Yes, I read this the other day and I think it has a lot to do with the way he was raised by his dad being in professional baseball. It says a lot for his upbringing and alot for his character .

Mahomes knows his endorsements will come but he wants to earn them. His words.



Also he does a commercial here local(close to Lubbock) with a car dealership that was made some time around his draft.
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Old 06-04-2018, 06:39 AM   #6
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No link. Heard it on Golic and Wingo.

Apparently Mahomes’ agent came out and said Mahomes turned down any endorsements that would run in KC to defer to the veterans since he wasn’t playing.

Turned down free money? For team chemistry? Wow.
This is a good thing beyond his focus on football.

But, this is also an easier decision for him than others. His parents are rich. They live a comfortable life. I would bet most NFL players grew up poor. Want to get their mother a house in a safer neighborhood. Buy themselves stuff they never could before. Mahomes fails and doesnt get that big money, his parents can set him up in anything he wants to do post football.

Thats not a diss on Mahomes. We cant chose our parents or the circumstances of our birth.

It shows that maybe he has that drive to be the best he can be even after he gets his money and fame. Not to compare but a "a maybe analogy", we all know that the drive to be the best after you get the money and fame is rare. Jordan, Magic, Pujols, Brady all had that competitiveness that drove them. In Brady's case, his parents weren't rich but comfortable enough to give their son a start post football if it didn't work out.

I'm cautiously optimistic that we have found a true QOTF.
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Old 06-04-2018, 06:51 AM   #7
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This is a good thing beyond his focus on football.

But, this is also an easier decision for him than others. His parents are rich. They live a comfortable life. I would bet most NFL players grew up poor. Want to get their mother a house in a safer neighborhood. Buy themselves stuff they never could before. Mahomes fails and doesnt get that big money, his parents can set him up in anything he wants to do post football.

Thats not a diss on Mahomes. We cant chose our parents or the circumstances of our birth.

It shows that maybe he has that drive to be the best he can be even after he gets his money and fame. Not to compare but a "a maybe analogy", we all know that the drive to be the best after you get the money and fame is rare. Jordan, Magic, Pujols, Brady all had that competitiveness that drove them. In Brady's case, his parents weren't rich but comfortable enough to give their son a start post football if it didn't work out.

I'm cautiously optimistic that we have found a true QOTF.
Excellent post.
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Stand up move and will pay dividends for him down the road as a leader.
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This is a good thing beyond his focus on football.

But, this is also an easier decision for him than others. His parents are rich. They live a comfortable life. I would bet most NFL players grew up poor. Want to get their mother a house in a safer neighborhood. Buy themselves stuff they never could before. Mahomes fails and doesnt get that big money, his parents can set him up in anything he wants to do post football.

Thats not a diss on Mahomes. We cant chose our parents or the circumstances of our birth.

It shows that maybe he has that drive to be the best he can be even after he gets his money and fame. Not to compare but a "a maybe analogy", we all know that the drive to be the best after you get the money and fame is rare. Jordan, Magic, Pujols, Brady all had that competitiveness that drove them. In Brady's case, his parents weren't rich but comfortable enough to give their son a start post football if it didn't work out.

I'm cautiously optimistic that we have found a true QOTF.
Right on. I’m not poor and I probably would have taken the endorsements.
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Right on. I’m not poor and I probably would have taken the endorsements.
Well you have that in common with Mahomes. As I stated earlier, he did take endorsements in KC last year. The article doesn’t appear to have been fact-checked.
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Well you have that in common with Mahomes. As I stated earlier, he did take endorsements in KC last year. The article doesn’t appear to have been fact-checked.
I think the difference is he took endorsements for the “team” and not for “Pat Mahomes”.
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This is a good thing beyond his focus on football.

But, this is also an easier decision for him than others. His parents are rich. They live a comfortable life. I would bet most NFL players grew up poor. Want to get their mother a house in a safer neighborhood. Buy themselves stuff they never could before. Mahomes fails and doesnt get that big money, his parents can set him up in anything he wants to do post football.

Thats not a diss on Mahomes. We cant chose our parents or the circumstances of our birth.

It shows that maybe he has that drive to be the best he can be even after he gets his money and fame. Not to compare but a "a maybe analogy", we all know that the drive to be the best after you get the money and fame is rare. Jordan, Magic, Pujols, Brady all had that competitiveness that drove them. In Brady's case, his parents weren't rich but comfortable enough to give their son a start post football if it didn't work out.

I'm cautiously optimistic that we have found a true QOTF.
Mahomes IS rich without his parents...he was a top 10 pick. That's at least a $10 million signing bonus...and a $17 million dollar deal.

I think his dad was in his ear about how to handle the vets in the locker room...and not to step on Smith. It was a smart play...
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Well you have that in common with Mahomes. As I stated earlier, he did take endorsements in KC last year. The article doesn’t appear to have been fact-checked.
It doesn't say that he turned down all endorsements, just certain ones.
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It's interesting though, because the old expression about not drafting from rich backgrounds was mentioned with Rosen this year.

“You know the former Princeton [basketball] coach Pete Carril?” this person said. “The saying he had was, ‘Don’t ever recruit a kid with a three-car garage and a long driveway.’”
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