Pat Mahomes went viral for like the 300th time this season when he completed an impossible Favre-like no-look pass against the Ravens, but he’s actually been doing it for a while now.
Mahomes is a cheat code pic.twitter.com/AHKbbkpnsk
— Football Is Life (@FootbaIl_Tweets) December 12, 2018
Football analyst and former Oklahoma State QB Zac Robinson dug up a couple of examples from Mahomes time at Texas Tech where he busted out the no-look, including using it for a clutch 4th quarter, 3rd down conversion to keep the Red Raiders alive in a one score game in 2016 against Robinson’s Cowboys, in Stillwater. In terms of pressure and situation, this throw is more impressive than last week’s.
Mahomes college no-look 👀 pic.twitter.com/p3PB3gC5Tc
— Zac Robinson (@Zac_Robinson5) December 11, 2018
The earliest evidence of Mahomes going no-look is from a 2016 Kliff Kingsbury Twitter post during spring practice that includes a video of his then-QB breaking out the lookaway. It’s pretty clear this is just something he does naturally, and not something he came up with to go “viral.” Mahomes is a different dude.
.@PatrickMahomes5 doing his best @AaronRodgers12 impersonation with a couple “no-look” passes this spring. #WreckEmhttps://t.co/E0kMFB6iY1
— Kliff Kingsbury (@KliffKingsbury) April 7, 2016