Patrick Mahomes rewards Chiefs offensive line with gifts from sponsors

Patrick Mahomes remains a class act and made sure his offensive linemen were properly rewarded this Christmas with a sweet set of gifts.

Members of the Kansas City Chiefs offensive line were surprised to find a nice holiday surprise outside of their lockers bestowed unto them by a not-so-secret Santa in Patrick Mahomes as the team winds down the regular season. For each of his blockers, Mahomes showed off some goods from his sponsors and more with a nice haul for each lineman.

We’re not sure how your holiday haul was, but this looks great to us!

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Thanks to some help from several of our Twitter followers, we’re able to figure out the complete gift package awaiting the Chiefs offensive front:

1. A Louis Vuitton bag Keepall Boundouliere 55 Monogram travel bag
2. A pair of adidas Alphaboost running shoes
3. A Bose SoundLink Revolve+ portable Bluetooth speaker
4. A HyperIce HyperVolt Plus Percussion massager
5. A pair of Oakley glasses (specifics unknown)

It should be noted that some of these are companies with which Mahomes has sponsorship deals, but no matter the source, that’s a welcome sight for anyone walking into the locker room.

Then again, any lineman who plays in front of Mahomes should also be thankful for the elevated profile that comes with blocking for the best quarterback in football. The increased notoriety and level of overall success with a team like the Chiefs making such a rare sustained run at division titles and Super Bowl hopes generally helps anyone attached make more money with bigger contracts in free agency, sponsorship deals of their own, and their recognizability so they never have to buy themselves another beer ever again.

We hope you all are enjoying a happy holiday season with those closest to you. And even if this is a lonelier time of year for you than others, we can all take comfort in the fact that this very well could be the year we celebrate our first Super Bowl in 50 years—likely another gift from Mahomes himself.