Kansas City Chiefs passes coordinator Joe Bleymaier opened on working with Patrick Mahomes before his catastrophic loss against Philadelphia Eagles in the Super Bowl.
Days before the great confrontation in New Orleans, Bleymaier talked about pressure coaches who feel working with generational talent like Mohamses.
Despite the impeccable skill of the field marshal in the field, the coach admitted that working with a goat candidate is not just a walk in the park.
'It makes it much more stressful' Bleymaier told ESPN On Wednesday of the Super Bowl week.
“You feel the load as a coach and while you are gathering a game plan so as not to waste their skills,” he continued. 'Not going through a season in which you don't give him the opportunity. Not to ruin it as the coaching staff.
“Then, instead of feeling it, just an unbridled emotion that we can do anything, it is actually more like a terror, as if we could not be the reason we fuck this type or this team.”
Kansas City Chiefs passes coordinator opened to work with Patrick Mahomes
Joe Bleymaier told ESPN about the pressure of working with Mohamses before the Super Bowl
Bleyaier, who formulates the game plan with coach Andy Reid, the offensive coordinator Matt Nagy and the Chiefs staff, wonders: 'Are we using it better? Are we giving you the things you need? We simply take care of ourselves just so that he has everything he needs to be himself.
Vene on game day, Mohamses and the Chiefs offensive were closed by Philadelphia when the Eagles rose to a 40-22 victory.
Although Mohomes found his rhythm at the end of the game, the defense of the Eagles closed it to a first half without goals and fired him six times in the defensive showcase.
With the spoiled of three mobs, many argue that the debate between him and Tom Brady has bed.
Mohomes has a 3-2 Super Bowl record with three MVP, 10 touchdown passes and seven interceptions. On the other hand, Brady has 7-3 with five MVP, 21 assists and six selections.
However, the 29 -year -old has more opportunities to win more titles to add to the three he has won so far in his career.