Following the Kansas City Chiefs’ 40-22 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX, quarterback Patrick Mahomes is focusing on personal and team improvements for the upcoming season. Mahomes acknowledged his subpar performance, which included two interceptions and a lost fumble, stating, “I didn’t play to my standard and I have to be better next time.

Looking ahead, Mahomes is committed to analyzing the game to identify areas for growth. He emphasized the importance of learning from the defeat, saying, “Hopefully, we can learn from this… and try to continue to get even better.”

The Chiefs face an offseason with significant decisions, including the potential retirement of key players like tight end Travis Kelce. Mahomes expressed uncertainty about Kelce’s future, noting, “He’s given so much to this team and to the NFL… He knows he still has a lot of football left in him.”

Additionally, the team must address the contracts of 18 players set to become free agents and finalize plans for stadium renovations.

Despite the setback, Mahomes remains under contract through 2031, providing stability as the Chiefs aim to return stronger next season.