Quarterback Patrick Mahomes drives Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl hopes with statement NFL warning

Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs have sent a resounding message to their NFL rivals that they are in no way done with their pursuit of further championship glory. After falling short in last year's Super Bowl duel with the Philadelphia Eagles, the Kansas City Chiefs quarterback has re-stoked hopes of returning to the top with his play and as a leader. Patrick Mahomes, who has spent eight phenomenal years with the Kansas City Chiefs, is stepping into year nine with determination etched on his face—and bicep. Brushing himself off in a motivational post on the team's official social media platform, Patrick Mahomes growls like thunder before "Year nine won't know what hit it" pops on screen. The 29-year-old already has Hall of Fame-level credentials, and now fans are rallying around their star quarterback with even greater assurance. "Yep, we're going back to the Super Bowl," a fan wrote. "Wow, man—still in awe that he's our QB," another wrote. Another fan added, "Everyone assumes we will be so bad this year. Can't wait until we get to the Super Bowl to show the haters." On a lighter note, the team’s official Instagram handle also posted an interesting reel featuring many Kansas City Chiefs' players who pass the phone to each other, with each describing the next player in the video. The video, captioned “Saved the best for last,” has Patrick Mahomes at the end. The reel also had fans reacting to the greatness of Patrick Mahomes.“Dude Mahomes has so much aura,” someone commented.“I’m Patrick Mahomes” Enough Said,” a fan said.Some users even demanded another part of this video, “Lol all he said was on Patrick Mahomes. Enough said [laughing emoji] please do part two with this.”Also read: “I’m trying to literally kill him”: Kansas City Chiefs star Patrick Mahomes gets brutal warning from Maxx CrosbyKansas City Chiefs seems to have been activated not only on fieldbut on social media as well. Focused on redemption and the Kansas City Chiefs hungrier than ever, Patrick Mahomes is gearing up to make "Year Nine" one for the record books.