Nick Wright: Both Patrick Mahomes & Chiefs come out winners with $500M deal

Name: Nick Wright: Both Patrick Mahomes & Chiefs come out winners with $500M deal
Uploaded: 2020-07-07T09:45:54-04:00
Description: Super Bowl Champion quarterback Patrick Mahomes has reached an agreement with the Kansas City Chiefs for a 10 year contract for $500M. Nick Wright reacts to this news, and tells Brian Westbrook and Kevin Wildes whether this deal is more of a win for the Kansas City Chiefs or Mahomes.

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Super Bowl Champion quarterback Patrick Mahomes has reached an agreement with the Kansas City Chiefs for a 10 year contract for $500M. Nick Wright reacts to this news, and tells Brian Westbrook and Kevin Wildes whether this deal is more of a win for the Kansas City Chiefs or Mahomes.

JULY 7, 2020・first things first・1:58

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Nick Wright: Both Patrick Mahomes & Chiefs come out winners with $500M deal

Super Bowl Champion quarterback Patrick Mahomes has reached an agreement with the Kansas City Chiefs for a 10 year contract for $500M. Nick Wright reacts to this news, and tells Brian Westbrook and Kevin Wildes whether this deal is more of a win for the Kansas City Chiefs or Mahomes.

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