Patrick Mahomes wows NFL fans with 'blindfolded and dizzy' training drill: "More accurate than half the league"

Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs are aiming to become the first-ever team in NFL history to three-peat as Super Bowl champions. Their training camp is underway, and all their key players are participating in it.

Mahomes is building chemistry with new receivers, Xavier Worthy and Marquise Brown, both of whom have had a good training camp. The Chiefs quarterback was recently seen throwing while being dizzy and blindfolded.

The video of it went viral, and fans were stunned after seeing the type of things the reigning Super Bowl MVP can do.

Here's how fans reacted to Mahomes' new practice method:

"They know they going to the AFC championship every year they just doing extra sh*t for the hell of it now," said one fan.

"I see why he so great bro he practicing sh*t like this lol I never seen this," said another.

"I am not surprised. I bet he couldn't win a Super Bowl with a busted ankle...oh wait lol," said one fan while recalling Mahomes' heroics from the Super Bowl win against the Eagles in 2023.

"Reminds me of SB LV where he launched several rockets without being to see his target, but put the ball right on the money anyway," said a fan while lauding the Chifes QB.

Patrick Mahomes is well known for creating magical moments on the field, and drills like these help him to get through tough situations during the games. In the Super Bowl win against the 49ers, we saw how the two-time NFL MVP made big plays down the stretch under pressure with both his hands and his feet, which were quite remarkable.

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Patrick Mahomes' Chiefs are set up for success in 2024

Patrick Mahomes: Super Bowl LVIII - San Francisco 49ers v Kansas City Chiefs - Source: Getty

Despite having a poor offense, the Patrick Mahomes-led Chiefs won the Super Bowl last season. They have vastly improved their offense this offseason, and the team is set up for success.

Nobody will be surprised if they win their third straight Super Bowl, as Mahomes now has many playmakers around him. Although the Chiefs lost L'Jarius Sneed, their secondary is still quite good, and rookie Jaden Hicks could become the steal of this year's draft.

It will be intriguing to see if Xavier Worthy continues to make explosive plays like he has done in the training camp so far. If he can, then good luck to the opposition's defenses in containing the Chiefs offense.

The Chiefs begin their season against the Baltimore Ravens, and it will be a good test for the defending champions.