The holiday season is upon us and as everyone gears for a thrilling holiday matchup schedule, let’s go back in time for a glimpse into the childhood Christmas of a special QB. Before he became the electrifying quarterback we know today,
Patrick Mahomes experienced the magic of Christmas through the eyes of a child.
A home video from 1999 reveals a glimpse into the childhood of the decorated QB. In the video, a 4-year-old Patrick Mahomes can be seen dazzling the camera, but not on the gridiron like he does now. Decked in red Christmas pajamas, Mahomes wishes the world a Merry Christmas by breaking into a rendition of the Christmas classic ‘Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer.’
A four-year-old Mahomes singing a classic melody in his little baby southern accent is not something we knew we needed to top off the 2023 season. Back to the present, Mahomes has little ones of his own and
a larger family to celebrate the holiday with. With all the fame and money he has gained through his NFL career, the QB now spreads holiday cheer among less fortunate children.
The 2x MVP recently joined Early Start KC for a clothing and supply donation to support children and families living in economically distressed areas in Kansas City. The QB and his wife Brittany Mahomes met the kids to hand out the clothes and take pictures, to commemorate the heart-touching moments.
NFL Stars Spread Holiday Cheer
NFL stars have been making the holiday season all jolly for fans. From Mahomes’ clothing drive to Josh Allen giving his cap to a young fan, the holiday spirit is in the air. NFL stars like Rashan Gary, Alex Highsmith, and Amon-Ra St. Brown all wished fans a merry Christmas in a sweet video message.
Further spreading joy during the holiday season, Atlanta Falcons’ Bijan Robinson made the Christmas wish of a young fan come true. Robinson played catch with a child during a snowy game day. The young boy was on the sidelines when Robinson surprised him with the experience of a lifetime and helped make a core memory. The holiday season is always a busy affair for NFL stars, but they make the most of it by celebrating with their fans and giving it their all on the gridiron.
