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Patrick Mahomes, Mecole Hardman joke following record contract

Mecole Hardman and Patrick Mahomes were joking on Twitter after the Kansas City Chiefs quarterback signed a record breaking deal

Mecole Hardman and Patrick Mahomes were joking on Twitter after the Kansas City Chiefs quarterback signed a record breaking deal. Mahomes can earn up to $503 Million over his ten year contract according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. He and former Georgia Bulldogs wide receiver Mecole Hardman should be playing together for years to come.

Hardman averaged over twenty yards per catch en route to a solid rookie season last year, where he established himself as on of the NFL’s top deep threats. The speedy wide receiver complimented Tyreek Hill well. Hardman finished with 26 catches for 583 yards and six touchdowns.

Last season Hardman and Mahomes helped the Chiefs win the Super Bowl. The Chiefs had three consecutive comeback victories in a historic postseason run.

Here’s what Mahomes and Hardman had to say on Twitter following the record contract signing:

Tyreek Hill shared what he’s been doing when Mahomes starts buying time during his career:

Mahomes, Hardman, and Hill will be fun to watch for years to come. The Chiefs have one of the NFL’s best deep passing attacks ever. Look for Hardman to have an even bigger season during his second year in the NFL.

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TBT: UGA football’s Mecole Hardman runs 4.3 forty yard dash

Georgia Bulldog great Mecole Hardman Jr. won a Super Bowl for the Kansas City Chiefs. Before then, he ran a 4.3 forty at the NFL Combine.

Georgia Bulldog great Mecole Hardman Jr. won a Super Bowl this past season for the Kansas City Chiefs. Before Hardman won the big-game, he was one of the top performers at the NFL Combine. Hardman’s 4.33 forty yard dash helped boost his NFL Draft stock enough to be drafted late in the second round.

Let’s take a look back at the 2019 NFL Combine. The moment of the combine for UGA football had to be this forty-yard dash from Mecole Hardman:

Hardman was upset despite running a 4.33 forty yard dash. Teams are putting less stock these days in forties, but they still matter. Hardman ended up running the tied for fifth fastest time of the 2019 NFL Combine behind: Zedrick Woods, Parris Campbell, Jamel Dean, and Andy Isabella.

Hardman wouldn’t trade his Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl ring for the fastest forty at the combine.

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UGA football releases hype video for Mecole Hardman ahead of Super Bowl

Former Georgia Bulldog Mecole Hardman Jr. will be playing in Super Bowl LIV as his Kansas City Chiefs face the San Francisco 49ers.

Former Georgia Bulldog Mecole Hardman Jr. will be playing in Super Bowl LIV as his Kansas City Chiefs face off against the dominant San Francisco 49ers. Hardman Jr. will play a big-role in the game. He’ll have a chance to provide to Chiefs with a spark with a return, catch, or jet sweep.

Games like this are why the Kansas City Chiefs drafted Hardman in the second round of the 2019 NFL Draft. The Chiefs were looking for another explosive receiver in their passing game to compliment Tyreek Hill, Sammy Watkins, and Travis Kelce. Patrick Mahomes leads Kansas City’s offense, which is averaging 43 points per game in the playoffs.

The Chiefs face their toughest opponent of the 2020 postseason in the San Francisco 49ers. The 49ers are allowing 15 points per game in the playoffs. San Francisco features an elite pass rush and a stout secondary including Richard Sherman, arguably the best corner in the NFL. Sherman will match up with Kelce, Watkins, and Hill often, but will rarely face Hardman. This will give Hardman a unique opportunity to make a splash play in a championship game. When Patrick Mahomes gets enough time, will he and Hardman be able to hook up for the next big Super Bowl moment?

Hardman has made numerous big-plays this season and could make the difference with one the Super Bowl. Georgia football released a hype video of Hardman’s explosive play-making ability ahead of the Super Bowl:

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Kansas City’s Mecole Hardman named AFC player of the week

Mecole Hardman Jr. has been dynamic all season long for the explosive Kansas City Chiefs offense. Hardman, a former Georgia Bulldog, leads the NFL with 20.7 yards per reception. Hardman finished the season with 508 receiving yards on 25 receptions. …

Mecole Hardman Jr. has been dynamic all season long for the explosive Kansas City Chiefs offense. Hardman, a former Georgia Bulldog, leads the NFL with 20.7 yards per reception. Hardman finished the season with 508 receiving yards on 25 receptions. He and Patrick Mahomes are a deadly combination, especially on deep passes.

Hardman is set to play in the Pro Bowl as a specialist. The rookie has bigger aspirations than that: he’s hoping to play in the Super Bowl. With the Chiefs locking up the AFC’s second seed and a first round bye, they have a considerable chance to represent the AFC.

Hardman set a rookie record earlier on Sunday. Now, he’s AFC Special Teams Player of the Week:

Hardman set the record on a rare 104 yard kickoff return touchdown. Hardman finished third in the NFL with 704 kickoff return yards. The rookie averaged over twenty-six yards per return. Hardman and the Chiefs are must watch football in the NFL Playoffs. There most likely Divisional round opponent: Tom Brady and the New England Patriots.

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Kansas City’s Mecole Hardman sets NFL rookie record

Mecole Hardman Jr. has been dynamic all season long for the explosive Kansas City Chief offense. Hardman, a former Georgia Bulldog, leads the NFL with 20.7 yards per reception. Hardman finished the season with 508 receiving yards on 25 receptions. …

Mecole Hardman Jr. has been dynamic all season long for the explosive Kansas City Chief offense. Hardman, a former Georgia Bulldog, leads the NFL with 20.7 yards per reception. Hardman finished the season with 508 receiving yards on 25 receptions.

Hardman is set to play in the Pro Bowl as a specialist. The rookie has bigger aspirations than that: he’s looking to play in the Super Bowl. With the Chiefs locking up a playoff slot and a first round bye, they have a considerable chance to represent the AFC.

Today, Hardman set a rookie record: he became the first rookie to have an eighty yard TD reception and a 100 plus yard kick return TD.

Hardman set the record on a rare 104 yard kickoff return touchdown. Hardman finished third in the NFL with 704 kickoff return yards. The rookie averaged over twenty-six yards per return. Hardman and the Chiefs are must watch football in the NFL Playoffs.

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