Patrick Mahomes' days of spiking a football in celebration are over thanks to the Kansas City Chiefs quarterback's viral moment in the AFC title game.

The Chiefs' star quarterback admits his mistake and vows to never attempt a spike again after a viral blunder in the AFC Championship.

Patrick Mahomes knows there's one thing he should never do again. After Mahomes scored on a 10-yard touchdown run during the Kansas City Chiefs' AFC championship game victory over the Buffalo Bills he was fired up and wanted to celebrate.

The good news is the Atlanta Falcons also belong in that clump of mediocrity. They held Barkley to just one of his five games in which he failed to run for 100 yards and beat Philly, 22-21. The bad news is that was the early season version of the All-Pro back.

The Chiefs are the first team in NFL history to reach this stage five times in a six-season span. As for the support of the second item: Mahomes has thrown for 18 more playoff touchdowns and 2,200 more postseason passing yards than any under-30 quarterback in NFL history. It’s not close.