Everyone Said Same Thing About Patrick Mahomes Sr.'s Mugshot

Everyone Noticed The Same Thing About Patrick Mahomes Sr.’s Odd Mugshot (PIC)

February 4, 2024, 6:05pm ESTBy Alex Hoegler

On Sunday, news broke that Patrick Mahomes Sr. was arrested in Tyler, Texas for a driving while intoxicated offense.

According to TMZ Sports, this is the “third time or more” where Mahomes Sr. was arrested for a DWI. Mahomes Sr.’s arrest comes just a week before Super Bowl 58 between Patrick Mahomes’ Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers.

Patrick Mahomes Sr. Arrested For DWI | Click to read more 👇 https://t.co/FOjugUtPD1
— TMZ (@TMZ) February 4, 2024

The mugshot of Mahomes Sr. has gone viral, and it sent social media into a frenzy:

How dare he take the attention away from Taylor Swift.
In all seriousness, Patrick Mahomes, Jr seems to be the only one that has his act together. Why the heck is he smiling in that mugshot?
— CaroBucks (@caro_bucks) February 4, 2024

This the nuttiest DUI mugshot I ever seen.. And it happen to be Mahomes Sr. Niners ML pic.twitter.com/kVUQF2couu
— yup (@ducelive) February 4, 2024

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Out here risking lives and still smiling in his mugshot. The Mahomes family is very odd…. https://t.co/wpM65D9NCZ
— Dani 🖤💛 (@yourrrfavdani) February 4, 2024

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The Pat Mahomes Sr mugshot tells me all I need to know. Man likes to party.
— Stan (@Crewsett) February 4, 2024

mahomes dad look like a serial drunk driver. his mugshot look like he ready to do it again
— dunk. (@_TonyHilfiger) February 4, 2024

As the Texas Department of Transportation details, a third impaired driving offense carries a $10,000 fine, a prison sentence of 2-10 years and a loss of a driver’s license for up to two years.