Patrick Mahomes explains Chiefs' hilarious 'Pikachu' formation trick play on Jimmy Kimmel
In one of the best Super Bowl games of all time, Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 38-35. Both teams played well, but in the end, the Chiefs came away with their second Super Bowl win in the last four years.
The Chiefs outscored the Eagles 24-11 in the second half, during which they attempted a trick play. Unfortunately, that play did not go as planned, and the Chiefs quarterback was asked about it on "Jimmy Kimmel Live."
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Patrick Mahomes describes Super Bowl LVII trick play on Jimmy Kimmel Live
Here's what Mahomes said about the failed trick-play attempt in the Super Bowl during his appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live:
"So, Wiley, who is the guy we were trying to get the ball to is a big Pokemon collector and so it was a Pikachu formation and it was called gotta catch them all night."
Since becoming the Kansas City Chiefs' starting quarterback, Patrick Mahomes and head coach Andy Reid have been highly inventive with trick plays.
No matter how big the game is, the Chiefs never hesitate to call their shots, as shown by this failed trick play in the Super Bowl. Regardless, the Chiefs' offensive line deserves a lot of credit for their Super Bowl victory as they protected Mahomes from one of the best defenses in the NFL.
Super Bowl LVII: Patrick Mahomes and Jalen Hurts put on a show
Both the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles boasted excellent defenses. However, the quarterbacks didn't care and went on to put on a historic display in the Super Bowl.
In a losing cause, Jalen Hurts played the best game of his football career as he tormented the Chiefs' defense on numerous occasions. Hurts kept his team's chances alive when his defense was unable to stop Patrick Mahomes.
Jalen Hurts is truly wise beyond his years. Doing your media session after a Super Bowl loss is always difficult.
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Love catching little things like this.
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Jalen Hurts finished the game by throwing for 304 yards and a touchdown. He also rushed for 70 yards on 15 carries. Meanwhile, Patrick Mahomes threw for 182 yards and three touchdowns.
Mahomes and Hurts had a completion percentage of 77.8% and 71.1% which goes on to show how great both quarterbacks played in the Super Bowl. Both of these teams have bright futures ahead of them, and we may see a replay of this Super Bowl in the future.
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