Former Chiefs starter Charvarius Ward makes another crazy statement about KC after his infamous Super Bowl remarks
Imagine winning a Super Bowl with a team, leaving that team, the team you left then makes it to another one and winning the Super Bowl without you while you are at home in February the last four years, yet the team you are currently on is way better than the one you were previously on. Let me remind you, the one that the player is currently on has had no real success compared to the Chiefs – not even close.
That’s basically what the 49ers’ current cornerback, Charvarius Ward, said as he played for the Chiefs from 2018 to 2021. He has been on the 49ers for two years. He said that before the Super Bowl, when both teams were doing the massive amount of media work they do.
“It’s better over here. It’s better over here in every way possible,” Ward told the media.
Now, in a surprising turn of events, Ward has somewhat reversed his stance, making another bold statement, this time one that Chiefs fans will surely appreciate.
“I think we’re the best team in the NFL outside of the Super Bowl champions,” Ward said on the Up and Adams show. “I don’t think anybody really is messing with us right now. I feel like we clearly have the most talent in the league. It’s just that we’re going up against Michael Jordan of the NFL, who is Patrick Mahomes. That’s a really tough matchup. I don’t think anybody can beat us outside of Patrick Mahomes when he brings his A game, like he did in the Super Bowl.”
It’s a bold move to liken Mahomes to Michael Jordan, but the similarities are striking. Beyond the Super Bowl defeat, a rare misstep in Mahomes’ otherwise impeccable career, the comparisons stand. Mahomes, like Jordan, has prevented many exceptional players and quarterbacks from triumphing. Consider all the outstanding QBs who are yet to clinch a Super Bowl due to their clashes with Mahomes.
The Chiefs have themselves one of the greatest players of all time. And, soon, we could be saying the greatest football player of all time. Mahomes still has a ways to go, but if he continues to make other great teams and players miss their window on Super Bowls, there will be an undeniable sense that he is G.O.A.T. worthy. His exceptional performance has been a key factor in the Chiefs’ success, and if this trend continues, his status as the greatest of all time will be hard to dispute.
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