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Patrick Mahomes has spent the last few days in a very unfamiliar place: on the wrong side of the standings and in the center of some pointed questions, even as his business empire keeps expanding and his name dominates headlines. After the Kansas City Chiefs’ 20–10 loss to the Houston Texans, local outlet KSHB 41 described Mahomes sitting in front of his locker with a thousand yard stare, clearly shaken by what was statistically the worst game of his career: 14 of 33 passing, 160 yards, no touchdowns and three interceptions, as Kansas City fell to 6–7 and saw its playoff odds plummet into the low teens. KSHB and NFL based projections now frame this as the year the decade long postseason streak could realistically end, a storyline with real long term biographical weight as the first major stumble of the Mahomes era.

Facing reporters after that loss, Mahomes told Chiefs media and later repeated to outlets like People via the Associated Press style recap that he is trying to “cherish” every remaining moment with 36 year old Travis Kelce, openly acknowledging this could be his tight end’s final season and conceding that Kansas City’s margin for error in the playoff race is almost gone. He emphasized execution, saying the team has “been close all season” but has failed in big moments, a quote that has been widely replayed across ESPN and NFL Network segments dissecting whether the Chiefs dynasty is finally wobbling.

Even in the middle of that slump, Mahomes’ off field portfolio is surging. EssentiallySports and other sports business sites report that 1587 Prime, the luxury Kansas City steakhouse he co owns with Kelce, just announced a high end New Year’s Eve bash featuring live performances, a champagne and caviar experience, and a month long holiday makeover meant to cement the restaurant as a regional destination. The announcement, picked up by multiple NFL lifestyle blogs, underscores how Mahomes is now as much a mogul as a quarterback.

Financially, The Times of India’s sports business desk recently highlighted Mahomes’ 10 year, 450 million dollar extension and growing endorsement and investment stable Adidas, State Farm, Subway, Oakley and stakes in franchises like the Royals as evidence he is on a clear billionaire trajectory, a framing echoed by AOL’s coverage of his long term earning power.

On social media, the dominant Mahomes chatter has centered on his struggles against Houston, his emotional postgame comments about Kelce and the playoffs, and fan buzz around the 1587 Prime New Year’s party. Any talk about deeper locker room rifts or secret injuries remains speculative and unconfirmed by the team, and so far neither Mahomes nor the Chiefs have publicly backed those rumors.

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