Patrick Mahomes expressed unwavering confidence in the Kansas City Chiefs’ ability to win the Super Bowl, a sentiment he shared with his wife, Brittany, even before the conclusion of the regular season. In a text dated January 5, Mahomes succinctly conveyed his conviction, stating, “I decided we are going to win the Super Bowl.”

At that point in the season, the Baltimore Ravens had secured the No. 1 seed in the AFC, with the Bills and Dolphins competing for the No. 2 seed, eventually won by the Buffalo Bills in Week 18. The Chiefs had already secured the No. 3 seed, implying that Mahomes foresaw the team needing to navigate road games to reach the Super Bowl.

It’s noteworthy that, leading into the 2023 season, Mahomes had not experienced a true road playoff game. However, his confidence in winning such games and ultimately triumphing in the Super Bowl was evident in his January 5 message.

Mahomes not only fulfilled his prediction but also sent another text to Brittany on January 28, likely reflecting on the successful culmination of his Super Bowl prophecy.

“I’ll see y’all in Vegas, I’m not done,” Mahomes declared after the Chiefs’ 17-10 victory over the Ravens in the AFC Championship game, conveying his determination to win the Super Bowl.

This statement takes on remarkable significance considering Mahomes fulfilled his declaration with a thrilling 25-22 overtime triumph against the 49ers in the Super Bowl. Not only did the Chiefs secure the win, but Mahomes also clinched the Super Bowl MVP title.

Mahomes solidified his MVP performance in overtime, going a perfect 8-of-8 for 42 yards in Kansas City’s game-winning drive. Additionally, he contributed two runs for 27 yards, showcasing his pivotal role in the Chiefs’ 75-yard drive. Mahomes capped the drive with a 3-yard TD pass to Mecole Hardman, ultimately securing the victory.

The impressive nature of Mahomes’ performance gains added significance when considering that he had made the decision to win the Super Bowl a full 37 days before the game.