Patrick Mahomes Reacts to Change in Physical Appearance on Wednesday
Patrick Mahomes Reacts to Change in Physical Appearance on Wednesday originally appeared on Athlon Sports.
Patrick Mahomes has made some changes during the Kansas City Chiefs' offseason.
Mahomes is looking to take the Chiefs to their fourth straight Super Bowl, having won two of the last three titles and winning three straight AFC championships.
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During his time with the Chiefs, Mahomes has clearly established himself as one of the league's biggest stars and best quarterbacks, next to other top names like Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson.
He's heading into the ninth season of his NFL career, having already led Kansas City to three Super Bowl titles and five AFC titles in his eight years as the starter.
After OTAs and during minicamp, Mahomes has been active on social media.
On Wednesday, he took to social media, reacting to his new profile picture with the Kansas City Chiefs.
Mahomes was showing off his new haircut, which he got during the offseason. He cut his hair short and shaved down the mohawk look, previously mentioning that he's happy about the new cut.
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The Kansas City Chiefs quarterback shared the post with millions of followers on social media while attaching a smiley face emoji.
Patrick Mahomes, Instagram Patrick Mahomes, Instagram
In his eighth season with the Chiefs, Patrick Mahomes posted 26 touchdowns and 3,928 yards with a 67.5 completion percentage.
With the help of head coach Andy Reid, Mahomes led the Chiefs to wins over the Houston Texans and the Buffalo Bills in the postseason.
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes (15).Denny Medley-Imagn Images
Patrick Mahomes is preparing for Week 1, where the Kansas City Chiefs will face the Los Angeles Chargers. The Chiefs will then have a matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 2, a Super Bowl rematch.
Related: Patrick Mahomes Turns Heads with Personal Announcement on Sunday
Related: Patrick Mahomes' Change in Physical Appearance Turns Heads on Saturday
This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jun 18, 2025, where it first appeared.
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