NFL fans spot Patrick Mahomes ‘insane’ new trick play in leaked Chiefs training video and predict when it will be used

PATRICK Mahomes has been spotted performing a new trick play during Kansas City Chiefs training camp – and fans know when he’ll use it in a game.

The two-time NFL MVP took part in an unusual drill on Friday.

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A user on X posted a video of a blindfolded Mahomes spinning around a pole to get dizzy.

The three-time Super Bowl champion was then given the task of throwing a football at a target in a net.

Amazingly, Mahomes hit two of his three three attempts.

The 28-year-old took off his blindfold as fans could be heard cheering him.

Fans were stunned at Mahomes’ accurate skills on social media .

“He can do it all,” one wrote.

“He’s so talented they don’t even know what drills to run for him,” a second added.

Some fans believe the Chiefs will use the blindfolded play against a certain team.

“Getting Mahomes ready for the Raiders DL,” one wrote.

“ Andy Reid is definitely using this play against the Raiders,” another added.

The Chiefs have drawn up multiple trick plays against the AFC West rival Las Vegas Raiders in recent memory.

One of them occurred in the 2022 season when Kansas City seemingly mocked Las Vegas by doing a ring-around-the-rosie play on the Raiders home field.

The Chiefs could feel more incentive to troll Las Vegas this season after a Raiders fan recently dressed up a Kermit doll to look like Mahomes, whose voice has been compared to the Muppets character.

A clip surfaced of rookie safety Trey Taylor at training camp joking with the puppet went viral on social media which is now deleted.

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Mahomes was asked about the video.

“Yeah, I mean, it’s still early in the year. Stuff like that happens,” he told reporters.

“It’ll get handled when it gets handled.”

The Chiefs will have their eyes on a Super Bowl three-peat.

The Raiders, meanwhile, will look to win a playoff game for the first time since 2003.

Kansas City will take on the Baltimore Ravens on September 5 in the NFL’s first regular season game of 2024-25.