In a stunning victory on Sunday, former MVP Patrick Mahomes led the Kansas City Chiefs to their fourth Super Bowl appearance in just five years by clinching the AFC Championship against the Baltimore Ravens. Despite not showcasing an explosive performance, Mahomes and the Chiefs secured the win, adding another impressive achievement to their roster.

As Mahomes continues to amass success as the Chiefs’ starting quarterback, conversations about his potential status as the NFL’s greatest of all time (GOAT) have gained momentum. Drawing parallels to how Michael Jordan is revered in basketball, college basketball legend Dick Vitale recently shared his intriguing perspective on this comparison via Facebook.

“Let’s ponder this: Is Patrick Mahomes on the path to becoming the Michael Jordan of the National Football League?” mused Vitale. “His exceptional winning record at such a young age has turned heads. During the midseason, skeptics doubted the Chiefs’ chances of securing back-to-back SUPER BOWL victories, but Mahomes silenced them all. As the NFL playoffs commenced, critics questioned Mahomes’ ability to win playoff games on the road. First stop was Buffalo, then onto Baltimore, and the rest, as they say, is history.”

In retrospect, the striking similarities between the early career trajectories of Patrick Mahomes and Michael Jordan are becoming increasingly evident, leaving fans and pundits alike captivated by the prospect of Mahomes etching his name into the annals of football greatness.