Patrick Mahomes on Throne Coffee, Sports Investments, and NFL Season Length
CNBC TelevisionAugust 7, 202513 min8,745 views
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- π‘ Patrick Mahomes began drinking coffee during his first year in the NFL as a functional necessity but developed a love for its taste.
- β He sought healthier alternatives to sugary coffees, preferring black coffee and cold brew.
- π€ The partnership with Throne Sport Coffee appealed to him because it offered a ready-to-drink, healthy cold brew with added B vitamins and BCAAs.
- π₯€ Mahomes typically drinks about three coffees a day, primarily the black cold brew, but enjoys flavored options like French vanilla and salted caramel without added sugar.
- π On game days, he limits himself to one coffee before the game to avoid over-energizing.
Business Ventures and Investments
- π Mahomes is a spokesperson for several brands but highlights his role as a lead investor in Throne Sport Coffee, believing in its product and people.
- π― He emphasizes a vetting process for business deals, focusing on products and people he truly believes in and has built relationships with.
- β½ His investment thesis in sports teams (Kansas City Royals, women's soccer, MLS, F1) stems from his love for sports and their ability to unite people and positively impact lives.
- β€οΈ He has invested in Kansas City sports teams as a way to give back to a city that has been great to him.
Future of the Chiefs and NFL
- ποΈ Regarding stadium proposals for the Chiefs, Mahomes acknowledges the special history of Arrowhead Stadium but believes a new facility would also be top-tier.
- π He expressed a desire to potentially be a part owner of the Chiefs after his playing career, given the team's significance to him.
- ποΈ On an 18-game NFL season, Mahomes is not a big fan due to the increased physical toll on players, suggesting that more bye weeks would be necessary if implemented.
- π He supports international NFL games but stresses the importance of careful planning to manage player fatigue and travel, similar to considerations for an 18-game season.
NIL and Quarterback Evaluation
- π° Mahomes views Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) as a positive development, allowing college athletes to earn money that can change their families' lives.
- π He believes there are ways to manage NIL deals while preserving the history and tradition of college sports.
- π― When evaluating quarterbacks (or any draft pick), Mahomes stresses the importance of a perfect fit within a system and strong organizational support, citing his own positive experience with the Chiefs and Coach Reid.
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