The Best Gift Patrick Mahomes Ever Got

Since welcoming their daughter Sterling In February, Patrick Mahomes and his fiancée Brittany Matthews have been up to their elbows in wedding planning. Since high school, the two have been sweethearts and got engaged in September 2020.

This is the couple's first Christmas with their child Sterling, and Mahomes couldn't be any more excited. The quarterback went on The Drive to talk about how special Christmas this year would be for him and his family.

The NFL star also talked about his Christmas as a child and the one present he got that he used for years to come. Keep reading to find out what.

The Kansas City Chiefs quarterback was on The Drive on 610 Sports Radio and discussed how he would spend Christmas for his child. The 25-year-old said he was really excited because it was their first time as a family.

Mahomes said, "I'm super excited. Santa will be coming to the house. There's going to be presents everywhere. It'll be me, Brittany, and Sterling. I'm excited to have the first Christmas with the family, the little one; It'll be a special moment."

Matthews posted a clip of their daughter opening a Christmas gift early this year on her Instagram stories. In the video, sterling had on a Christmas onesie and had issues unwrapping the gift until Matthews stepped in. In the next slide, her daughter was seen playing with her cups present.

The post's caption read, "Someone got an early Christmas present today. And that's her help me mama cry. I think she loves it. Stackable cups have been her fav."

Still, on his radio interview, the hosts asked the 25-year-old the one Christmas present he always wanted as a child. He opened up and mentioned that he had always wanted a basketball goal and that when he got it, he used it for years after.

"My gift was a basketball goal. Santa ended up bringing it to me eventually. I used that thing literally my entire life until I broke it," he said. "It was an awesome gift [to get] and something I wanted for years … me and my buddy were at the house playing, and we were practicing half-court shots, and I threw the basketball, and it hit the backboard, and it broke the backboard. I think we got it replaced, but it took a long time."

"Spider-Man: No Way Home" was released early this month, and it's on the tip of everyone's tongue. Hosts from The Drive asked Mahomes who he thought would win in a brawl between the Marvel superhero and Batman from DC.

In a fight, he mentioned that he thought Spider-Man would win solely because his real powers were superior to Batman's "gears and stuff." The quarterback admitted, "I'm going to say Spider-Man because he has real superpowers. Batman is just all different gear and stuff … But it would be a good fight for sure."

However, his choice may be a bit biased because the 25-year-old also admitted that he really liked marvel and that he had watched basically all the Marvel movies except "Spider-Man: No Way Home." He said, "I've watched them all; for the most part, I haven't watched Spider-Man yet, but I've watched every single one of them. I didn't watch all of them until Endgame and then watched some of the new ones as well. I'm a big Marvel guy, for sure."

According to Mahomes, his first Christmas with his fiancée, Matthews, was basically out of a rom-com. The quarterback appeared on KCSP 610 Sports Radio and said that his Christmas had a strong resemblance to the plot of "Four Christmases."

"Man, that was back in, like, high school," he said. "I had to go to her family's Christmas, she came to mine, everything like that. I think at that point; we'd been dating a couple of months. Just the normal, teenage kids showing up at the family dinner-type stuff and being nervous and everything."

He mentioned that he and Matthews reminded him of Reese Witherspoon and Vince Vaughn in a comedy called "Four Christmases." The 2008 movie showed a couple visiting their various families on Christmas Day with many hitches on the way.

"It was almost like the movie' Four Christmases,' we had to go to each one of our family members' Christmas parties and continued the whole day of going from house to house and trying to make sure that we see everybody," he said.