NFL Report: Commanders desperately asked the Chiefs if Patrick Mahomes was available
The Washington Commanders are desperate to find a solid quarterback. In a very bizarre move, the NFC East team asked the Kansas City Chiefs if Patrick Mahomes was available, even though he has a 10-year deal with them.
Patrick Mahomes is linked to the Kansas City Chiefs until 2030, but that is not a problem for the Washington Commanders. According to reports, the NFC East team desperately asked the Super Bowl LVII champions if the quarterback was available to seek a trade for him.
There is no doubt that Patrick Mahomes is one of the best quarterbacks nowadays. He has won two Super Bowls with the Chiefs, and that's why the team decided to offer him a lucrative deal for the next 10 years.
Mahomes' talent
has caught the attention of the entire league. It is
almost impossible for him to be traded by the Chiefs, but the
Commanders
didn't hesitate to
ask
if there was an
opportunity
to get him.
Reports: Commanders asked all 32 teams for their quarterbacks, including Patrick Mahomes
Back in 2020, the Kansas City Chiefs realized how important it was to give Patrick Mahomes a long-term deal. That's why the AFC West team offered him a 10-year, $450 million contract to secure an elite quarterback for a decade.
For the rest of the league, getting a player like Mahomes is key to succeed. Unfortunately, it is not so easy to find someone like him, so the Commanders decided to stop the search and go straight forward for the Chiefs quarterback.
According to John Keim, ESPN's Commanders reporter, Washington asked the entire league if their quarterbacks were available for a trade, including the Chiefs and Patrick Mahomes.
The Washington Commanders have been
searching desperately for a franchise quarterback
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