Brett Veach

But I think, you know,

Getting back to, you know, the old school play defense and, you know, establish that run game, I think will take a lot of pressure off Pat.

And as he's working back from that injury, allow him to kind of do what he does.

And hopefully by midseason, late season, Pat's in that groove and we have this thing cooking.

Well, I did November, December, and then he went on that playoff heater, and I got a little worried.

I think I actually texted Pat during the Super Bowl after he busted that long run and got called back, and I said, he's going to run right to another team because there wasn't a lot of running backs available.

But look, I think Kenneth saw the fit here and saw the vision here, and

Yeah, no, I mean, it's going to be, it's going to be super exciting.

You know, Pat has accomplished everything there is to accomplish already.

Now it's about how great is the legacy going to be?

It's already at a super high level, but you know, just how far can he take this thing?

But yeah,

You know, I don't want to speak for Rick Burkholder, our trainer, and, you know, I'm not a doctor, but it has been just an awesome experience to see exactly how Pat Mahomes has attacked this rehab process.

I mean, in my mind, I mean, you know, he gets hurt, and you kind of figured he would attack this thing, but, Pat, I mean, he is in this building, I mean, 7 to 3 to 4 o'clock every single day.

If he goes back to Texas for a few days,

He takes one of our assistant trainers with him and flies her to Texas with him.

Obviously, because of that hard work, I think he's pretty far ahead of schedule.

Again, I don't want to get too far ahead of myself.

such a motivating presence and such an example to the building on how to approach every day like a true professional.

And, you know, I'm excited for him to get back out there.