‘When chaos comes, I’m set to smoke,’ Patrick Mahomes says as Kansas City Chiefs star unveils new Adidas collaboration

PATRICK Mahomes has revealed his latest collaboration with sportswear giant Adidas.

The Kansas City Chiefs superstar works on some drills next to a stylish Chevrolet El Camino SS in a new advertisement.

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He is celebrating the drop of new training shoe the Mahomes 2 Impact in a Race Against Time Colorway.

“Speed starts here,” Mahomes says in his latest ad as he points to his head.

“Thinking one step ahead. Slowing the rest of the game down.

“So when the chaos comes… I’m set to smoke.”

Fans are very excited to get their hands on a pair of the shoes, which retail at $150 on the Adidas website.

“What will my new wife think of me dropping coin on these? Only one way to find out,” commented one brave fan ahead of a potential trip to the doghouse.

“I want the tracksuit. I like the whole fit,” added another.

“I just want a Chiefs colors drop,” posted a third.

“Mahomes > Brady,” wrote a fourth.

Mahomes first promoted the striking red design with a viral advert featuring the iconic London landmark Tower Bridge while on his European tour in July.

He also teased that his latest range could come in cleat form.

“Yooo @PatrickMahomes the Mahomes 2 coming in Cleat form?? I need them fasho,” commented one fan.

“We can make it happen,” replied Mahomes with two smiling face wearing sunglasses emojis.

The Mahomes 1, which debuted in 2021, was not made available as cleats, so this would be a huge move for football fans.

Patrick Mahomes' endorsements

Patrick Mahomes earns over $50 million per season from his Kansas City Chiefs contract.

But the superstar quarterback also cashes in on his brand off the field.

Mahomes has a reported net worth of $70 million.

And that’s in no small part down to some of the brand he endorses.

The Chiefs star is the face of Adidas in the United States and appears in State Farm commercials.

He also pops up on adverts for Subway and Head and Shoulders.

Mahomes also became the face of energy drink Prime, which is owned by Logan Paul and KSI.

But right now Mahomes’ focus is on the upcoming season as the Chiefs bid for a historic three-peat.

The back-to-back Super Bowl champions have added talent at receiver over the summer.

Former first-round draft pick Marquise “Hollywood” Brown was brought in on a one-year deal, while Xavier Worthy was selected out of Texas 28th overall after setting a new combine record in the 40-yard dash.

During a recent press conference, Mahomes praised the new-look group.

“What impressed me so much about Hollywood is everybody told me he was a fast guy but nobody told me how much he can actually do on the football field. And you can see it,” he said.

“I mean he can run those over the middle routes. He can run really good routes and he can run deep, as well as the other receivers, you can just see the speed that we have and how it’s opening up everybody.

“And then even seeing Rashee and how he’s kind of taken that next step.

“I mean it’s a great group so I’m excited for their future because I mean the sky is the limit.”