The Gridiron athletes are an absolute menace on the field. The game requires ruthless aggression, and the athletes have proven to be nothing less than superheroes. But NFL stars also desire extraordinary skills like telekinesis, invisibility, or mind control. A TikTok video of Patrick Mahomes and more athletes talking about their desired abilities has left the fans in a gala of amusement.

A TikTok video by the NFL Canada is getting widespread attention that featured a handful of NFL stars. Patrick Mahomes, Russell Wilson, DeAndre Hopkins, Zach Wilson, Joey Bosa, and more reveal the superpower of their choice.

In the video, Patrick Mahomes desired speed, while Joey Bosa wanted to become like Homelander. DeAndre Hopkins revealed that his superpower is cooking; Zach Wilson mentioned decision-making, and Russell Wilson said Moon Ball.

Other athletes like Ezekiel Elliott, Davante Adams, and more had striking responses to the question. Moreover, the NFL fans had some hilarious feedback about it.

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Derek Carr’s brother Darren Carr has a laughable reaction.

A flabbergasted user said DangeRuss hit them with the light skin stare.

Another user is wondering if Joey Bosa watched The Boys on Amazon Prime.

This user is in disbelief after hearing Zach Wilson’s response.

This user claimed Bosa had the worst answer.

Moreover, this user shared a hilarious meme about Russell Wilson’s response.

Another user had a hilarious response to Robot Russell’s answer.

This user loved Josh Allen’s answer but not the one by Wilson.

Another user is wondering if Mahomes would still run identically if his Superpower was speed.

Safe to say, the athletes had some crazy responses.

Andy Reid clears the air upon the injury concern over Patrick Mahomes

The Chiefs Kingdom is rumbling over Patrick Mahomes after he popped up on the injury list. The reports suggest the QB1 sustained a right-hand injury, but he made full participation from Wednesday to Friday. But ahead of the Week 15 game against the Texans, Andy Reid put the concerns to rest.

Andy Reid mentioned, “Yeah, there is no concern. He’s doing good. He threw all week.” Additionally, the Chiefs’ HC also said that they had no injuries to talk about, and everyone attended practice. The team is prepared to face one of the league’s worst teams, which will be missing seven players in the Sunday game.

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