Mahomes looks sharp in Chiefs’ pre-season finale

The NFL pre-season’s third and final week is underway.

The rehearsals for the big show that marks the start of the new season are over, and the auditions are over.

Micah Parsons appeared to be having a hard time playing for the Dallas Cowboys, while Patrick Mahomes appeared to be enjoying himself for the Kansas City Chiefs.

Patrick Mahomes has been training hard all summer long in preparation for a revenge tour this year after the Kansas City Chiefs won the Super Bowl.

He certainly looked sharp as he threw for 143 yards and a touchdown while also completing a 58-yard run with a touchdown and another pass that was dropped in the end zone while demonstrating his trademark playmaking skills.

After leading the Chiefs starters to 17 points in just over a quarter of action against the Chicago Bears, Mahomes said, “I was super excited to go out there, especially at Arrowhead and get real reps.”

After Mahomes and the first team left the field, the Chiefs actually lost the game 29-27, but Andy Reid’s starting offense, which started the season 0-3, will be pleased with its hunger and sharpness.

Ben Johnson, the venerable offensive mastermind for the prolific Detroit Lions, who wants to bring Caleb Williams, the 2024 overall first pick, to life this season, can do more than that.

Superstar defender Micah Parsons was spotted lying down on a treatment table during their final game against the Atlanta Falcons, and he is starting to show his frustration on the sidelines.

After witnessing Parsons’ slightly bizarre actions, new head coach Brian Schottenheimer said, “I need to figure out what he was doing and why he was doing it.”

Shedeur Sanders returned to the Cleveland Browns’ starting lineup after being sacked five times, including a 24-yard loss due to a backwards scramble.

Sanders impressed in the opening pre-season game, but he appears to be Kevin Stefanski’s choice despite the head coach having not yet named a backup for Joe Flacco, who has already been named.

Things may change as the Browns appear to have decided to keep all four quarterbacks, but Dillon Gabriel and Kenny Picket continue to appear to be a fan of Sanders.

“We have a room there that we like all the guys in,” he declared. Andrew Berry, the general manager of Cleveland. We don’t really think that’s a problem. More to our knowledge, it represents an opportunity.

Shilo Sanders, Shedeur’s brother, also had a difficult week after being kicked out of the Buffalo Bills’ win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Jaxson Dart, a rookie quarterback for the Giants and likely to have a chance to replace Russell Wilson, has a real passion in New York.

The first-round pick made his third touchdown pass of the pre-season by completing his third pass with a score of 122 yards and not allowing an interception in the easy victory over the New England Patriots.

After receiving positive X-rays from superstar quarterback Lamar Jackson’s foot, Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh said, “prayers do get answered.”

The two-time MVP’s boss is concerned because he accidentally stepped on his foot during training to force him to leave Baltimore’s stunning 30-3 victory over the Washington Commanders.

“Prayers do get answered,” Harbaugh said to the men. “I was praying,” I said.

The quarterback for the Los Angeles Rams has an aggravated disk in his back that he has been trying to deal with all summer, but Matthew Stafford has bigger issues.

The 37-year-old Super Bowl champion acknowledges that his back is “day to day,” and that his availability for the start of the season is unsure due to his injury.

(Bracketed pre-season record)