Seems like a big gamble, but they have to pay him if they want to keep him. He did lead them to their first Super Bowl win in 50 years, and their first since joining the NFL.

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Leo Berto

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Leo Berto asked in Sports Football (American) · 8 months ago

What Do You Think Of Patrick Mahomes' 10-Year Contract Extension For Huge Dollars For Staying As A Kansas City Chief This 2020?

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400 Million Dollars For 10 Years DAMN! The Richest Contract Extension Deal Not In Kansas City Chiefs History But In NFL And Sports History

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Mike W
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8 months ago
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Seems like a big gamble, but they have to pay him if they want to keep him. He did lead them to their first Super Bowl win in 50 years, and their first since joining the NFL.

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