Veteran WRs Skyy Moore, Justyn Ross among attendees at Patrick Mahomes' throwing session
Veteran WRs Skyy Moore, Justyn Ross among attendees at Patrick Mahomes' throwing session
Star quarterback Patrick Mahomes has been hard at work with his teammates after the Kansas City Chiefs' loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX.
Not one to dwell on the past, Mahomes recently hosted an offseason throwing session in Texas that may help the Chiefs' offense get back on track.
Among the pass-catchers in attendance were veteran wide receivers Skyy Moore, Justyn Ross, and Nikko Remigio, who have been mainstays on Kansas City's roster in recent seasons.
Running backs Isiah Pacheco and Elijah Mitchell were also seen working out with Mahomes in these pictures, which were posted to Twitter by Arrowhead Pride contributor Mark Gunnels:
With the 2025 NFL draft less than a week away, Mahomes and his teammates may soon have a few fresh faces in their offseason workout crew.
Stay tuned to see if Chiefs general manager Brett Veach will look to target a wide receiver and running back to add to the fray with Mahomes and company in Texas.
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