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Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs left Orchard Park with a narrow defeat and a broader debate.
A 28-21 defeat to the Buffalo Bills pushed Kansas City to 5-4, and the Monday morning conversation quickly turned to where Mahomes stands in the greatest of all time discussion. Bill Simmons weighed in with a reminder that the bar is Tom Brady, and that the bar remains very high.Simmons delivered his message on his podcast, framing the Chiefs’ start against the historical curve that defined New England under Brady.
“The Patriots with Tom Brady as the starter only started 5-4 twice,” Simmons said on his podcast. “In 2001 and 2002. In 2001, he didn’t even start the first three games. In 2002, they finished 9-7. … So, everybody can take a big heaping sip of settle-down juice in the GOAT discussion.

“Tom Brady is, we’re still good. Win a few more Super Bowls and maybe don’t start the season 5-4 and we can throw you in the GOAT convo.”The comparison landed because the timelines are easy to track. Brady’s career ended in February 2023 with 20 Super Bowl appearances and seven rings, an unmatched résumé that still anchors the sport. Six titles came with the Patriots, one more with Tampa Bay, and the total remains the touchstone for every conversation about quarterback greatness. The caution from Simmons was clear. A midseason wobble does not rewrite the hierarchy, and a five and four record should not become a final verdict on a player who will define many more winters.

Mahomes sits in a different chapter with remarkable speed. He has already reached five Super Bowls and claimed three championships in nine seasons with Kansas City.
Perspective after a week nine reality check
Simmons’ language doubled as a temperature check for a conversation that can swing wildly from one Sunday to the next.The call for a sip of settle down juice was aimed at the media cycle as much as the fan base. It was a reminder that Brady’s claim to the title was built over decades, not weeks, and that the standard includes durability, postseason precision and the ability to close seasons with hardware.The Chiefs will spend the coming days addressing the manageable issues that showed up in Buffalo. Sustaining drives, cleaning up timing between quarterback and receivers, and finishing red zone trips are the kinds of fixes that matter more than grand comparisons. The defense has held firm often enough to keep games within reach.
The offense now needs to match that steadiness with cleaner possessions and a return to the complementary style that carried Kansas City through past climbs.