Thanksgiving Day in the NFL brings an excellent slate of games: the Green Bay Packers facing the Detroit Lions, the Kansas City Chiefs visiting the Dallas Cowboys, and the Baltimore Ravens hosting the Cincinnati Bengals – all with playoff implications. It has been a long time since this day featured three matchups of such high quality.
However, one game stands out above the rest: Patrick Mahomes’ Chiefs visiting Jerry Jones’ palace to face Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys. Both teams are coming off tough wins last Sunday, but neither can afford a loss if they want to stay alive in the playoff race.
The loser of this game will see their chances drop to almost zero. The Dallas Cowboys are second in the NFC East with a 5-5-1 record and are riding high after their comeback win over the Eagles, while the Chiefs also rallied to beat the Colts but remain third in the AFC West at 6-5.
Jackson Mahomes sends message ahead of his brother’s game against the Dallas Cowboys
There’s no doubt that Jackson Mahomes, Patrick’s brother, has been involved in many controversies. Now, ahead of the Thanksgiving game against the Cowboys, an old post resurfaced in which Jackson appears with Patrick and his sister-in-law Brittany, along with this message: “It’s incredible to see how you two help so many communities through the @15andmahomies foundation.”
Despite all the controversies, Jackson has always defended his brother and is very close to him. He has also been present at events and activities organized by the foundation led by Patrick and Brittany. The 15 and the Mahomies Foundation supports and funds school initiatives, playgrounds, youth programs, and significant aid for those in need.
This post resurfaced on Thanksgiving Day because it highlights how Patrick Mahomes has kept his family united and how he has supported different communities through his foundation. The quarterback is receiving a lot of support now, as he is going through a complicated moment, but with his talent and dedication, Mahomes will surely push for the playoffs until the very last moment.
The Chiefs’ schedule is very tough: they will face the Dallas Cowboys, who have shown improvement over the last two weeks; then the Houston Texans, whose defense is on another level; and finally a difficult matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers, who currently sit above them in the AFC West.
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