Patrick Mahomes’ mother Randi Mahomes is proud of his son! She has never failed to admit her pride in him in her interviews. For instance, last month, on the Mom Game Podcast, the mom of three mentioned that “Patrick is a blessed child” and that the quarterback is exactly “what she wanted him to be.”

Now once again, the 52-year-old got another opportunity to be proud of the Kansas City Chiefs quarterback’s off-field achievement. Moreover, not only momma Mahomes, but this time, the entire Texas Tech might be proud of their alumni, Patrick Mahomes, as he unveils a 10-year partnership with $42.10 billion brand for the benefit of the school.

Another feather added to Mahomes’ cap!

Patrick Mahomes’ mother, Randi Mahomes, recently shared some exciting news with her Instagram followers. In her story, she shared a photo featuring Adidas and Texas Tech branded merchandise. Along with the goodies, there was a letter addressed to Randi Mahomes, reportedly as a token of new launch and love for her. Randi mentioned her son Mahomes by tagging him, and included a Desert Cactus Texas Tech Sticker in her story.

Her story update came after Texas Tech officially announced a 10-year long partnership with Adidas, a partner brand of Patrick Mahomes. With this new update, the university ended its nearly two-decade association with Under Armour. Mahomes, who is a former Texas Tech player, has his unique “gladiator” logo featured on the new football uniforms, including home, away, and alternate versions.

This marks the first time Mahomes’ branding is used on a school’s uniforms. The popularity of this jersey can be figured out from the deal which represented a 107% increase in the annual cash value compared to the previous Under Armour deal, which paid Texas Tech about $12.9 million between 2020 and 2024.

How is the new jersey for Texas Tech?

Adidas released the new uniforms on the first day of the deal, with the Texas Tech athletic department and the Red Raiders football team teasing the new look over the weekend. The new uniforms offer six combinations of black, red, and white jerseys and pants, along with white and black helmets. The design features larger numbers and dual stripes on the shoulders, replacing the previous single line and logo.

Mahomes played a crucial role in securing the Adidas partnership, and his involvement was celebrated with the unveiling of the new uniforms on social media. The collaboration is set to continue until June 2034. Additionally, Mahomes’ “gladiator” logo is prominently featured on co-branded Adidas Texas Tech apparel, which is now available for purchase.

Besides that, it is expected that Adidas will continue to partner with Mahomes, so that they can release the subsequent uniforms in future. Finally, Texas Tech can wear their alumni’s jersey from now on!