Patrick Mahomes Sr’s Chosen Horse Goes Through a Rollercoaster Andy Reid Training Session, Puking in the Middle of Drill
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As the highly anticipated NFL season approaches, the Kansas City Chiefs are leaving no stone unturned. Their star QB, Patrick Mahomes, has been going above and beyond in his preparations for the upcoming season. He is dedicating himself to rigorous practice sessions at his massive mansion in Missouri.
During one of these sessions, Patrick Mahomes Sr. handpicked an extraordinary player he believed could lead his son’s team to another Super Bowl triumph- none other than the talented wide receiver, Rashee Rice. However, during the training session with Coach Reid, the chosen horse puked in the middle of the drill. ?
Rashee Rice: A Father’s Intuition
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Rashee Rice’s first training camp practice with the Chiefs was nothing short of eventful. Rice fearlessly pushed his limits, pouring his heart and soul into every moment on the field. As the sun beat down, he grappled with the intense heat, prompting a momentary exit from the field. However, Rice returned, only to face another obstacle- exhaustion that led to him throwing up in the middle of a drill.
Rashee Rice had quite the eventful first training camp practice with the Chiefs today.
Rice struggled with the heat early in practice and briefly left.
Came back and threw up in the middle of a drill.
And then proceeded to catch a contested TD in 7 on 7’s.
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In a post-practice interview, the rookie wide receiver said he doesn’t mind the challenges. He boldly stated “he’s expecting us to be able to run as long as we can. I told them, to be honest with y’all, I don’t mind puking. That just means I’m working as hard as I can so I won’t puke no more and be ready for the games.” As Rice navigates the demanding training sessions, he leaves no doubt that he is ready to embrace the challenges that lie ahead and make a significant impact for the Kansas City Chiefs in the upcoming season.
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A worthy team member for Pat Mahomes
The Kansas City Chiefs faced a challenging offseason with the departure of notable wide receivers JuJu Smith-Schuster, who joined the New England Patriots, and Mecole Hardman, who signed with the New York Jets as free agents. With two key players now on different teams, the Chiefs are in need of emerging stars to step up and fill the void. Rashee Rice was selected by Kansas City in the second round with the No. 55 overall pick. Already making waves during the team’s rookie minicamp, Rice has impressed Chiefs head coach Andy Reid. “You can see the strength in his route running and his ability to work in space,” Reid said. “He’s got good hands.”
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