In a recent interview, Kansas City Chiefs’ wide receiver Tyreek Hill made headlines by declaring that Patrick Mahomes will forever be second best in his record book. Despite having played with two pro bowl quarterbacks in his career, Hill emphatically stated, “He’s obviously the best QB in the league” in reference to Mahomes.

Hill reminisced about a previous statement where he proclaimed Tua Tagovailoa as the most accurate quarterback he had played with, clarifying that it was a testament to Tua’s potential and that the young QB had the skill set and players around him to take the next step in his career.

While the consensus across the league is that Patrick Mahomes is indeed the top quarterback, Hill’s admiration for Mahomes goes beyond his exceptional skill set. Instead, Hill shared a story that highlights Mahomes’ unparalleled leadership, a quality that, according to Hill, gives him chills.

During a challenging stretch for the Kansas City Chiefs, Mahomes took matters into his own hands by calling up the entire skill group of the team, including standout players like Hill and Travis Kelce. Mahomes reportedly got in their faces one by one, starting with Hill, and delivered a motivational speech that resonated throughout the team.

Hill emphasized that Mahomes’ ability to lead and inspire his teammates during tough times is what sets him apart. The wide receiver acknowledged that even the most talented quarterback in football faces challenges, but Mahomes’ willingness to “get it out the mud” – a colloquial expression for overcoming adversity – serves as a powerful motivator for everyone on the team.

While Hill’s statement about Mahomes being second best in his record book may seem provocative, it underscores the deep respect and admiration he holds for Mahomes’ leadership qualities. As the Chiefs gear up for future challenges, Mahomes’ impact on and off the field is poised to continue shaping the team’s success.