US EditionRaiders Star Crosby Calls Chiefs’ Mahomes the Ultimate Competitor, a Big Reason for His Success
Maxx Crosby credits Patrick Mahomes' competitiveness for leading the Chiefs to seven AFC West titles, five Super Bowls, and three championships in eight seasons.
- Patrick Mahomes and Maxx Crosby are fierce AFC West rivals known for mutual respect despite not being close friends.
- Their rivalry reflects Mahomes’ leadership in guiding the Chiefs to seven AFC West titles and conference title games in nine seasons.
- Mahomes emphasizes maintaining urgency and constant improvement in practice after a 40-22 Super Bowl loss to the Eagles last February.
- Chiefs offensive coordinator Matt Nagy praised Mahomes’ intense competitive drive, saying it ranks among the strongest of any NFL player.
- This competitive mindset, acknowledged by Crosby calling Mahomes ‘the ultimate competitor,’ sustains their high-level rivalry and team success.
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Crosby calls Mahomes 'ultimate competitor'
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. — Maxx Crosby kept running into star athletes over the summer, from NBA great Kevin Garnett to former NFL wide receiver Steve Smith Sr., and the instant connection they shared made the Raiders' star pass rusher think…
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Raiders star Crosby calls Chiefs' Mahomes the ultimate competitor, a big reason for his success
Maxx Crosby has been meeting star athletes like Kevin Garnett and Steve Smith Sr. lately, which made him think about Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes.
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Maxx Crosby met star sportsmen during the summer, from the great former NBA player Kevin Garnett to the former open NFL receiver Steve Smith Sr. And the instant connection they shared made the Raiders star think of another figure he encounters a couple of times a year.
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