‘Why coach walk away like that?’ wonders Patrick Mahomes in new clip from private Kansas City Chiefs practice
KANSAS City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid seemingly has no patience for Patrick Mahomes' antics when it's time to work.
The Super Bowl champions offered fans an intriguing insight into the happenings on the field, be it practice or a game.
A social media video compilation released Wednesday shows Chiefs stars making hilarious noises.
"This is a special language only football players speak... and it's beautiful," the team wrote in the caption.
Mahomes, 28, could be heard releasing a bizarre hee! while throwing the ball and humming while warming up his arms.
In one clip, the quarterback made swosh sounds as he stood next to Reid, 66.
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The Chiefs head coach then seemingly started to move away from his star without saying a word.
"Why coach walk away like that!" Mahomes commented on X, adding four laughing emojis.
And NFL fans chuckled together with the two-time NFL MVP.
"He’s sick of y’all," one wrote.
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"Big Red really said not today," another added.
"He doesn’t have time for shenanigans," a third said.
Andy was like, 'It’s too early for this,'" one wrote.
The Chiefs will start their training camp next week.
Kansas City's rookies are scheduled to report on Tuesday, July 16.
The team's veterans will join them four days later.
Patrick Mahomes' endorsements
Patrick Mahomes earns over $50 million per season from his Kansas City Chiefs contract.
But the superstar quarterback also cashes in on his brand off the field.
Mahomes has a reported net worth of $70 million.
And that's in no small part down to some of the brand he endorses.
The Chiefs star is the face of Adidas in the United States and appears in State Farm commercials.
He also pops up on adverts for Subway and Head and Shoulders.
Mahomes also became the face of energy drink Prime, which is owned by Logan Paul and KSI.
Mahomes seems excited to see the Chiefs prospects in action.
He recently predicted that running back and ex-rugby player Louis Rees-Zammit could take the league by storm.
"He's been playing at running back, plus a lot of special teams," the quarterback revealed.
"He can catch - it looks different, he catches it like a rugby ball. But he just never drops it.
"The best part about it is he works his tail off. He understands he needs to get better.
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"The athletic ability is unreal, he runs 24mph. My boy is fast.
"Give him some space and he'll make stuff happen."