Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes is considered by some people to be the greatest player in the entire league.
To take it a step further, there are plenty who believe that if Mahomes keeps up his current pace, he will go down as the single-best player in NFL history.
Of course, if he’s able to lead the Chiefs to a historic third-straight Super Bowl title this season, well, that would go a long way in helping that argument.
Most people know all about Mahomes’ brother, Jackson (and most people have a whole lot to say about him).
But most people don’t know about Mahomes’ OTHER brother, Graham Walker.
Walker is Mahomes’ half-brother and is the son of former Major League Baseball pitcher Pat Mahomes Sr.
As it turns out, Walker is quite a talented football player himself.
He’s a college wide receiver who has dreams of playing in the NFL like his famous half-brother.
Walker made headlines this week with his decision to transfer from Brown to Rice University where he will join the Owls football program.
Walker spent three years at Brown and was productive on the football field.
At 6-foot-3 and 215-pounds, Walker has good size and is hoping to take his development to a whole other level this fall at Rice.
“Excited to announce that I have received an offer and will be playing at Rice University next year!” Walker announced in a post on X.
Raised primarily by his mother and stepfather, Walker has flashed potential on gridiron.
During his final season at Brown, Walker hauled in 44 receptions for 515 yards and six touchdowns.
His most productive season came back in 2021 when he caught 53 receptions for 658 yards and six scores
Walker hopes to follow in Patrick’s footsteps and be drafted into the NFL when the time comes.
Hey, believe it or not, the Chiefs STILL have a need for depth at receiver…
Speaking of Patrick, the Chiefs will begin their quest for a historic three-peat when they kick off the season on Thursday, September 5th against the Baltimore Ravens.
Do you think Kansas City will actually win three Super Bowls IN A ROW?
As for Mahomes, is he indeed the best quarterback in all of football???