For the sports ambivalent, Patrick Mahomes is the second
year quarterback for the NFL’s Kansas City Chiefs. His ability to pull off
physically demanding bordering on improbable maneuvers with what looks like
little to no effort or conscious thought is really fun to watch provided the
Chiefs aren’t playing your team.
If he stays healthy he is going to break a lot
of records, many of which belong to Peyton Manning. However, the first of those records to fall
might be Peyton’s massive number of endorsement deals. Peyton’s no Shaq, but he
is probably the most prolific NFL commercial star this century.
Mahomes hasn’t wasted any time signing on to commercial work.
I don’t blame him. Football is a fickle sport and you never know how long your
career will last. Make as much as you can while you can. He is already doing
work for State Farm, Head & Shoulders, and Hunt’s not to mention local Kansas City work.
The State Farm “Agent” commercials are all pretty horrid.
But the Head & Shoulders one with Troy Polamalu ends
with a good laugh, at least for me.
I can’t find a copy of the Hunt’s commercial I’ve been
seeing on some of my streaming apps because apparently a multinational like
ConAgra doesn’t see the value in putting their commercials on the most widely
used, highest search ranking video service in the world.
At least the folks at the local KC credit union have enough
sense to do that:
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