Kansas City Chiefs Quarterback Patrick Mahomes spoke about his faith after winning the AFC Championship game last month, where he battled a major ankle injury, saying God “healed” him and gave him the “strength” to Act.
He continued that eulogy during the Opening Night of super Bowl LVII, saying that your faith plays an important role in all aspects of your life.
“My Christian faith plays a part in everything I do. I mean, I always ask God to guide me in the right direction and allow me to be who I am through His name,” Mahomes said Monday, via KMBC-TV. .
PATRICK MAHOMES PRAISE GOD AFTER WINNING AFC CHAMPIONSHIP: ‘HE HEALED MY BODY THIS WEEK’
“He has a role in everything I do and obviously he’s going to be on the big Super Bowl stage that he’s given me and I want to make sure I glorify him while I’m doing it.”
Mahomes suffered a sprained ankle in the Chiefs’ divisional round win over the Jacksonville Jaguars last month and remained injured to defeat the Cincinnati Bengals 23-20 in the title game on January 29.
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The impact of his injury was notable for the normally mobile quarterback, but Kansas City prevailed.
“First of all, I want to thank God, man,” Mahomes said after the game. “He healed my body this week to fight it. He gave me the strength to be here.”
“I was with this team, man. We played together. I said it from the beginning, when we were in the dressing room, I said that we had to be together and this team stepped up,” he continued.
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Head coach Andy Reid praised the coaching staff who have been working with Mahomes during the team’s downtime and also acknowledged Mahomes’ willingness to do whatever he can to stay healthy.
“I wouldn’t say he’s 100%, but the coaching staff works with him relentlessly. I guess it would be a tribute to both of us, for Pat to come back for more and for those guys who criticize him,” Reid said Tuesday.