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The pressure rates have nothing to do with Mahomes holding the ball and running around. Those are based on the first 2.5 seconds of a passing play. Brown and Wylie's pressure rates were both pretty bad.
Brown had some good games, and some bad games, but overall, by any statistical measure he's real average. Wylie, as I think I've made clear, blows goats.
Both played well in the Super Bowl, but the field conditions were almost certainly helpful. Good on them, nice job fellas, see you later.
You don't pay top of the market for that level of play, you just don't. Not if you want to stay on top, you don't.
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