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This is wrong. Media wrote headlines making Patrick Mahomes look bad over "Not signing a kid an autograph." However, if you watch the actual video, Mahomes politely declined because he was in the middle of a tournament and took the time to explain The father got snippy anyway

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Фото профиля Alex Solver 🛡️
Alex Solver 🛡️3 лет назад

The father wanted it more than the kid

Фото профиля Trader Aaron
Trader Aaron3 лет назад

Yeah I'm on team Mahomes here. He did nothing wrong and was respectful.

Фото профиля Seth Wilhelm
Seth Wilhelm3 лет назад

Weird. Media spinning something to fit their narrative 🤔

Фото профиля TalentedmrRicke.eth
TalentedmrRicke.eth3 лет назад

that dad needs to show some respect , hes leaving a terrible example for his son

Фото профиля DeeJay Johnson
DeeJay Johnson3 лет назад

The entitlement here is insane. He was in the middle of a golf tournament. Sounds like the father wanted it more than his own kid.

Фото профиля SECSOONER_LIFE
SECSOONER_LIFE3 лет назад

Man let that guy play his tournament.

Фото профиля D’Mari Harding, M.A.
D’Mari Harding, M.A.3 лет назад

That kid & father will be alright

Фото профиля Bearded Johnson
Bearded Johnson3 лет назад

Josh Allen would have signed that shit

Фото профиля Gobills
Gobills3 лет назад

This hurts to say as a bills fan but mahomes has every right to politely decline. He seems like a genuine guy but he also deserves to live his life and doesn’t owe fans unfettered access to his time. Be respectful he’s still a human. #GoBills

Фото профиля Alex
Alex3 лет назад

If someone is mid activity or eating etc you should know better than to ask lol

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