Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes expressed frustration and disappointment after he and teammate Travis Kelce were targeted by burglars at their respective homes in the Kansas City area. The break-ins occurred while the players were away preparing for a game, with Mahomes’ house being hit on October 6 and Kelce’s on October 7. The investigation into the burglaries is still ongoing, and Mahomes declined to discuss specifics.
Details of what was taken from Mahomes’ home were not immediately clear, but a police report showed that $20,000 in cash was stolen from Kelce’s residence. The FBI was reportedly assisting in the investigation, which spanned two states.
The incidents have left Mahomes and Kelce disheartened, as the quarterback emphasized that such events are not something anyone wants to experience. He expressed hope that the investigation would shed light on the incidents and indicated that more information may be shared at a later time.
Despite the burglaries, both Mahomes and Kelce remained focused on their upcoming game against the Buffalo Bills. The break-ins serve as a reminder of the challenges faced by high-profile athletes, even in their own homes.
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