Patrick Mahomes speaks out on what Brett Veach did well when signing players in Free Agency

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The Kansas City Chiefs have concluded their offseason by picking up their Super Bowl rings on the final day of mandatory minicamp.

Patrick Mahomes and several others have secured their third ring with the franchise in five years but they have not slacked off in the offseason.

The Kansas City Chiefs were active in free agency and drafted with intelligence to make sure the team was in the best position before preseason.

Brett Veach and key figures were offered new long-term deals to secure the precious future of the franchise

Brett Veach and the front office deserve immense credit for their role in a successful offseason and were rewarded.

Team President Mark Donovan, GM Veach, and Andy Reid were all awarded new long-term deals.

After the final day of the mandatory minicamp, Patrick Mahomes took to the podium to speak with the media.

Patrick Mahomes is vocal in his praise for Brett Veach’s offseason decision-making

Per Chiefs reporter Jordan Foote, “QB Patrick Mahomes says GM Brett Veach did a good job finding players who are hungry to blend in with the mentality KC has established after winning Super Bowls.”

Patrick Mahomes has been full of praise for Veach and credited his ability to source players who fit their mentality.

The Kansas City Chiefs added offensive weapon Marquise Brown to the roster and re-signed Super Bowl winners Mecole Hardman and Clyde Edwards-Helaire.

However, the future of the organization is paramount and Veach was fixated on that fact.

He drafted the fastest man in NFL Combine history Xavier Worthy to add speed on offense.

Furthermore, cornerstone players like Kingsley Suamataia, Jared Wiley, and Jaden Hicks are potential superstars in the making.

Andy Reid and Mahomes are together until at least 2029, so the Chiefs are building around them

The partnership of Andy Reid and Mahomes is under contract through 2029, so the Chiefs are planning their future around the pair.

In addition, defensive tackle Chris Jones nailed a six-year deal to make him the highest-paid in his position.

Mike Danna signed a three-year deal to keep him at the heart of Steve Spagnuolo’s defense.

The offseason is a vital period, as the old saying goes, ‘Super Bowls are not won in the offseason but they can be lost’.

Patrick Mahomes has tipped his hat to the excellent GM and the franchise can relax on their summer break with preseason fast approaching.