Can Patrick Mahomes see himself playing until he's 45 like Tom Brady? 'I want to play as long as I can play'

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Can Patrick Mahomes see himself playing until he's 45 like Tom Brady? 'I want to play as long as I can play'

The NFL all-time king in yards passing and touchdown passes, Brady continues to pile up statistical success as he aims to likewise add on to his record seven Super Bowl wins. Meanwhile, one-time Super Bowl-winner Mahomes, 27, has nine more seasons on his current contract with the Chiefs and will be 36 in 2031 – […]

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