Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes is already making strides towards legendary status on the football field, but his ambitions don’t stop there. The dynamic quarterback has recently revealed his desire to become an NFL owner once he hangs up his cleats. Mahomes’ aspirations go beyond the thrill of winning championships and breaking records as a player; he wants to have a lasting impact on the sport he loves.
Mahomes has witnessed the impact that team owners have on the league. He has seen the passion and dedication they bring to their franchises, not just as business ventures but as pillars of their communities. The Chiefs quarterback wants to follow in their footsteps and use his influence and resources to shape the future of the sport.
His ambitions of owning an NFL team may seem lofty, but Mahomes has shown time and time again that he is no stranger to success. With an MVP award, a Super Bowl victory, and a record-breaking $503 million contract under his belt, Mahomes has proven that he has the drive, determination, and talent to accomplish anything he sets his mind to.
Not only is Mahomes a talented and dynamic player on the field, but he has also become a beloved figure off the field. His philanthropic endeavors, such as the 15 and the Mahomies Foundation, demonstrate his commitment to giving back to the community and making a positive impact in people’s lives. These qualities will undoubtedly make him a formidable force in the world of team ownership.
Mahomes’ ambitions of becoming an NFL owner are not just about personal success or financial gain. He wants to use his platform to uplift communities, inspire young athletes, and leave a lasting legacy. With his combination of talent, influence, and dedication, there’s no doubt that Mahomes has the potential to be a game-changer in the world of team ownership.
Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes has become involved in the ownership of multiple sports franchises, the latest being the Alpine Formula One team.
Earlier this week, it was announced that Mahomes and his teammate Travis Kelce were part of a group that invested $211 million in Alpine.
But Mahomes’ ultimate goal is a little closer to home.
The quarterback said Wednesday that he has no plans to stop getting involved in team ownership “until I own an NFL team.”
“If I can get there, then maybe I can settle in,” Mahomes said at his press conference. “But they make it quite difficult to get to that spot.”
Mahomes added that he wants to achieve that goal “eventually” once he retires.
“I think Tom (Brady) is trying to do that now,” Mahomes said, referring to Brady wanting to join the Raiders ownership group. “But that’s definitely where you want to go because I love this sport and want to give back in any way I can when I’m done playing.
“Obviously, I’m a Chiefs fan. But at the same time, I want to have that competitive advantage that I’ve always had my whole life.”
As for Alpine, Mahomes said there was a clear call to be part of F1.
“I’ve been to a few races now, checked out the area and then obviously watched Drive to Survive on Netflix, you see how competitive it is,” Mahomes said. “And anytime you get a chance to get involved in that, I’m competitive as anyone can be, so hopefully this can provide some great opportunities and I can go to some of those races and have a small part in the game.”
Mahomes added that he and Kelce were approached with the opportunity and jumped at it.
“I’m excited about it,” Mahomes said. “And, of course, with Trav with me, it’ll be cool to go to some events and hopefully go to other places, maybe outside of Miami, maybe to other places around the world. It will be really cool.”
Even as an owner, Mahomes isn’t necessarily planning on getting behind the wheel of an Alpine car.
“I don’t know if it’s in my contract, so we’ll see,” Mahomes said, drawing a bit of laughter. “I know (GM Brett) Veach is a big F1 guy, so maybe he’ll let me cruise around the track at least once. But the cars cost some money, so I don’t know if I can do that.”
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