Patrick Mahomes' days of spiking a football in celebration are over thanks to the Kansas City Chiefs quarterback's viral moment in the AFC title game.

Patrick Mahomes knows there's one thing he should never do again. After Mahomes scored on a 10-yard touchdown run during the Kansas City Chiefs' AFC championship game victory over the Buffalo Bills he was fired up and wanted to celebrate.

Everyone had to make fun of Patrick Mahomes in the AFC title game. He scored the most clutch of touchdowns in the fourth quarter with a run into the end zone and then completely botched the spike of the football.

Poor Patrick Mahomes has to own that last one, as tried to do his best Gronk Spike and ended up literally missing the ground after the football slipped out of his hands. He was immediately roasted for it on commentary and on social media to the point where he hilariously released an apology statement following the game.

The Kansas City Chiefs triumphed over the Buffalo Bills in yet another AFC Championship clash, reminiscent of their 2020 showdown. This time, the Chiefs emerged victorious with a n

During Sunday’s AFC Championship Game in Kansas City, Mahomes gave the Chiefs the lead early in the fourth quarter on a 10-yard touchdown run. Mahomes had to evade Bills tacklers and follow the blocking of Travis Kelce. So yeah, he was fired up. So fired up, though, that he completely lost grip on the touchdown spike.

The Chiefs' star quarterback admits his mistake and vows to never attempt a spike again after a viral blunder in the AFC Championship.

Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs have faced accusations of being on the receiving end of "rigged" calls by the league's officiating staff for years now. The Chiefs, winners of the past two Super Bowls,