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Patrick Mahomes reveals his unusual Chiefs game-day rituals, from lucky red underwear to strict routines that keep his winning mojo alive.

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes revealed his strict pregame superstitions during an interview with State Farm on Instagram. Mahomes explained that he wears a one-arm sleeve, a headband, and a pair of lucky underwear that he has worn for every game of his NFL career. His detailed routine also includes walking the entire field, saying a prayer, and eating the same pregame meal before kickoff to maintain consistency.
Mahomes previously noted that his wife, Brittany, gifted him the underwear during his first season as a starter. His superstitions extend into his home life, where he avoids replacing items like empty shampoo bottles for fear of bad luck. The 4-0 Chiefs prepare to face the Los Angeles Chargers following a Week 5 bye.
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