Patrick Mahomes challenged by streamer to long throw contest and trick pass proves why he has no peers

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• PARKER JOHNSON

Actualizado 23/04/2024 - 11:51 CDT

Patrick Mahomes met up to record a video with Call of Duty video game streamer Seth Abner, known as Scump, and he quickly proved that his superhuman ability to throw a football is in a different universe from any other regular person. Don't go anywhere until you see the trick pass he pulled off.

Mahomes' signature trick pass

As they started tossing the football back and forth, Mahomes and Scump slowly walked away from each other, increasing the distance for each throw.

"Let's see who can throw it farther," Scump said, teasing the Kansas City Chiefs quarterback.

Abner quickly reached the limit of his arm's range, bouncing a one-hopper to the two-time NFL MVP. That's when Mahomes decided to flex the difference between an NFL QB and a regular person in jaw-dropping style.

He effortlessly tossed a behind-the-back pass at the same distance Scump couldn't complete a normal throw, showcasing the talent that makes him one of the most unique passers in NFL history. It's a signature party trick for the back-to-back Super Bowl champ, but no matter how many times you see it, it never ceases to amaze.

Who is Scump?

While he may have gotten embarrassed on the field, Scump is one of the few people who can match Mahomes' success in his own field.

The Call of Duty legend is a former CoD World Champion and two-time Major League Gaming X Games champion. He has 1.7 million followers on Twitch and over 2.7 million subscribers on YouTube, and is a part of OpTic Gaming.

Abner and Mahomes are both sponsored by Oakley sunglasses, which is likely how they connected for the video shoot.