Chiefs’ Andy Reid not worried about heir to Patrick Mahomes: ‘He’ll be here longer than’ me | Latest NFL News, Analysis & Updates

Reid need not worry about Mahomes’ commitment. If the knee injury that wiped away the end of the star QB’s 2025 campaign proved anything, it’s how motivated Mahomes remains despite the accolades, trophies and record-setting contracts.  

“Yeah, listen, he is all in. I mean, that covers everything. He’s all in, every day and I love that part of him,” Reid said.

In his 10th training camp with Kansas City, Mahomes can feel the difference, but he noted over the weekend that being around the roster keeps him feeling younger.

“I feel like your whole career though, you have to enjoy the moments,” he said. “To have that different perspective, now being a father is to enjoy the little moments and enjoy the time at camp, enjoy the cafeteria, because all of a sudden you’re going to look up, you’re not going to be coming back here (to training camp). And so, I hope that’s a long ways away, but I do enjoy getting to be here, listen to this music I’ve never heard of and just be that old guy at camp now and try to build those relationships with your teammates.”

Mahomes has many more years and many more Super Bowl trophies to chase. Eventually, he’ll be doing that with a new coach. Eventually.