Mahomes and Josh Downs speak on each others strengths, building chemistry
Nov 13, 2026
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AI GeneratedThe speaker discusses the strengths of a new receiver, highlighting his route-running and ability to win one-on-one matchups. He also expresses excitement about playing with Patrick Mahomes, praising his leadership and skill, and outlines the process of integrating the new player into the team's offense through communication and extra repetitions.
He does a great job of winning one-on-one matchups,
which is always important.
He runs routes really well.
He sets them up really well where he will run a route early in the game
that he sets up for another one later in the game.
And then he has a really good feel, you can tell.
I mean, obviously, playing in the system they have,
there's a lot of like read-type routes.
You can tell he knows how to get himself open,
settle in the right zones,
and win versus man when he can.
And so I think it will be an easy transition for him
to kind of do that stuff in our offense.
Yeah, man, great quarterback.
I mean, who wouldn't love playing with a...
With a quarterback of his caliber, three championships,
You can't really put into words, like, as a receiver,
you love playing with a quarterback like that.
So I've been following Mahomes for years, and, you know,
like, when people are in college, like, that's the court.
Everybody's like, oh, I want to go play with Mahomes.
So it's kind of like it's a blessing, I'll say that.
I mean, timing, accuracy, great arm, and, you know,
he makes plays in the pocket but out of the pocket as well.
So I feel like, you know, having that scramble aspect is really big,
and he makes a lot of plays out of that.
And then just being a leader, from what I've seen just today, he's...
He's the head of the snake, and I feel like that's very important.
I think just constant communication with him.
You want to hear what he's thinking,
what's kind of hitting his brain the right way,
where I can help kind of smooth out that transition.
And then we get the reps on the field.
I know it's not like we have a ton of time there,
but between when defense is out there and we're on the side,
maybe getting a couple extra reps here and there
that aren't necessarily in the practice script or anything like that.
And so that's stuff that you'll do.
Thank you.
But when you have a guy that's come from an offense
that has similar characteristics to ours,
it's more about the lingo and the verbiage
and then putting them out there
and building up, like I said, as the year goes on.

