Speaking from experience, Terry Bradshaw has given Patrick Mahomes a word of warning ahead of next season

TERRY Bradshaw has warned Patrick Mahomes of what to expect as he attempts the three-peat in 2024.

Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs became the first team since Tom Brady’s 2003-2004 New England Patriots to win back-to-back Super Bowls this February.

Terry Bradshaw has warned Patrick Mahomes that going for the three-peat will be ‘exhausting’Credit: YouTube/RichEisenShow

‘Everybody will be after him,’ Bradshaw said of MahomesCredit: Getty
Immediately after the game, Mahomes declared his intention to become the first team in NFL history to win three titles in a row.

However, according to four-time Super Bowl champion Bradshaw, who won back-to-back titles twice, this will be an extremely tough task.

“He thought this year was tough, wait till next year,” he told Rich Eisen.

“Everybody will be after him. I tried to go for three Super Bowls in a row twice. Hey Rich, it’s exhausting.

“Everybody wants a piece of you. Everybody plays above what they’re capable of playing. You feel the pressure.”

Bradshaw explained that the regular season will be a tough battle for the Chiefs as was the case this year, adding he felt they were likely “Bored” as they waited for the playoffs to arrive.

“They’re going to probably struggle worse than they did, they’ll probably have to go on the road again because [The Denver Broncos are] going to be better, I guarantee you the [Los Angeles] Chargers are going to be better, the [Las Vegas] Raiders with [Antonio] Pierce leading the way, they’re going to be better.

“It is not going to be easy in their division.”

As for Mahomes himself, Bradshaw was hesitant to declare him the greatest player of all time just yet, explaining, “I’ll do that when he retires.”

That being said, he did say he was currently in that bracket alongside the likes of Brady, Joe Montana, Johnny Unitas, and Bart Starr.

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In fact, Bradshaw already had Mahomes in the top two.

“I would put Mahomes up there right now simply because he reminds me so much of Brady,” he admitted.

“In the sense, he is so fiercely competitive and so amazingly confident in everything he does. And a great leader, you can see that.

“So if I put Mahomes and Brady…Mahomes will give me the mobility to avoid sacks, outside of that then you’ve got Tom down there reading coverages.

“Between the one and two, ones more athletic, they’re both extremely accurate, both extremely competent.

“And I would say in modern-day football, as we know it now the last 20 years, I would probably take Mahomes just because of his athletic ability.

“But it’s hard to say, the other guy’s got seven Super Bowl titles, and Patrick is about to experience.”

A three-time Super Bowl winner, Super Bowl MVP, and two-time NFL MVP, Mahomes is already one of the most decorated players in league history at just 28 years old.

Bradshaw also had Mahomes among the greatest players of all time alongside Tom BradyCredit: Getty