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Photo: Patrick Mahomes (Instagram) Kansas City Chiefs star Patrick Mahomes has spoken out about the recent contracts in the NFL, especially after Dak Prescott of the Dallas Cowboys became the highest-paid player in the league. Even though many see Mahomes as the best quarterback in the NFL, he no longer holds the biggest contract. Prescott’s new deal with the Cowboys is worth $240 million over four years, making him the highest-paid player in NFL history. This move sparked a lot of conversations in the football world, as Mahomes' contract now looks smaller in comparison. But Mahomes isn’t bothered by it. After Prescott’s deal was announced, Mahomes said he supports other quarterbacks getting paid well. Photo: Patrick Mahomes (Instagram) “It’s about pushing the game forward,” Mahomes said during an interview on The Drive . “The NFL is bringing in a lot of money, and I want all players to be able to take care of their families for a long time.” Mahomes made it clear that his opini...

Photo: Tom Brady (Instagram) Tom Brady , the legendary quarterback for the New England Patriots, has taken on a new role. Instead of playing on the field, he’s now in the broadcast booth. On Sunday, Brady made his debut as a commentator for Fox Sports, working with Kevin Burkhardt. He was covering the game between the Dallas Cowboys and Cleveland Browns. At 47 years old, Brady had practiced broadcasting during the offseason. But this was his first official game as a commentator. When Burkhardt introduced him on live TV, he said, "We say welcome to the broadcast booth. He’s Tom Brady, and I’m Kevin Burkhardt. And you’re a broadcaster, how about that?” Brady replied, “We’re here. It’s been quite a journey, but I love being your partner.” Photo: Tom Brady (Instagram) Brady's first comments as a broadcaster were about Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott , who had just signed a huge contract. "Dak signed the largest contract in NFL history. Now he’s gotta go out there and earn it...

Photo: Instagram/Dak Prescott The Dallas Cowboys' approach this offseason, as articulated by head coach Mike McCarthy, was clear: they aimed to prioritize winning games over lighting up the scoreboard with their offense. Many chuckled at this notion, but on Monday night, it seemed to align perfectly with their strategy. Despite an uninspiring offensive performance, the Cowboys managed to secure a win, thanks to Dak Prescott 's pivotal plays and a stalwart defense. The game remained relatively low-scoring for the first three quarters, with a 10-10 tie heading into the fourth. Dallas' defense effectively contained Chargers QB Justin Herbert, but their own offense struggled. It was in the fourth quarter that Prescott stepped up. Photo: Instagram/Dak Prescott He spotted Tony Pollard in a crucial play, and his improvised pass to Pollard resulted in a 60-yard gain, breathing life into the Cowboys' offense. Another key pass to CeeDee Lamb and a touchdown throw to Brandin Cooks...