Mahomes accepts being ‘villain’ as long as his team wins

The supporters booed the Kansas City Chiefs when they were presented at the Super Bowl’s opening night at the beginning of the week. We must admit that definitely among the crowd, there were a lot of Las Vegas Raiders supporters, 1 of Kansas City’s biggest competitors.

Despite that, many football supporters are unhappy with the Chiefs’ success in recent years, who will face the San Francisco 49ers in their 4th Super Bowl in 5 campaigns at the end of the weekend.

Patrick Mahomes was asked if winning too much was causing him to become a villain:

"I just like winning. If you win a lot and that causes you to be the villain, I'm okay with it" pic.twitter.com/13HKLhSeqb

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DT Chris Jones has called Kansas City “villains” in the eyes of many supporters. QB Patrick Mahomes claimed disappointing those supporters wasn’t necessarily his goal.

“I believe I just like to triumph,” the Chiefs quarterback admitted. “If you win a lot, and because of that, they label you a villain, then I’m alright with it.”