In yet another twist to the growing controversy surrounding Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, San Francisco 49ers QB Brock Purdy has now entered the conversation, publicly defending Mahomes after FOX NFL alleged the two-time MVP fixed multiple games during the 2024 season.

“I don’t buy it for a second. Patrick has always played the game the right way. He’s one of the most competitive and honest guys I’ve ever watched,” Purdy said during a media session following 49ers practice on Monday.

FOX NFL’s Shocking Allegations Rock the League

Over the weekend, FOX NFL aired a special investigative segment accusing Mahomes of potentially influencing the outcomes of three major 2024 games, citing “questionable calls, late-game decisions, and internal whistleblower claims.”

Though no formal evidence or investigation by the league has been confirmed, the report has sparked massive debate online and within NFL circles.

Brock Purdy: “This Isn’t the Patrick We Know”

Brock Purdy’s defense of Mahomes is one of the strongest public responses from an active NFL quarterback. He emphasized the importance of standing by fellow players unless facts prove otherwise.

“We’re in a league built on trust, on brotherhood. If we start tearing each other down based on media speculation, where does it end?” Purdy added.

Mahomes’ Camp Denies All Allegations

In response to FOX NFL’s report, Mahomes’ legal and PR teams have firmly denied any wrongdoing, stating the accusations are “completely baseless and defamatory.” His team has not ruled out pursuing legal action.

“Patrick is focused on training and preparing for the 2025 season. He has done nothing wrong,” a spokesperson said.

NFL Yet to Launch Official Investigation

While social media continues to buzz with theories and speculation, the NFL has not issued any formal statement beyond saying they are “aware of the report and gathering information.” League sources suggest that an internal review may be underway, though nothing has been confirmed.

Players Rally Around Mahomes

Besides Brock Purdy, Dak Prescott and several other NFL stars have posted messages of support. The overwhelming tone from players has been one of disbelief and frustration at what they call “reckless reporting without due process.”

“We’re competitors, not criminals. FOX NFL better have proof,” one unnamed Pro Bowl defender told ESPN.

Conclusion: Mahomes Under Fire, But Not Alone

With allegations still unproven and voices like Brock Purdy’s stepping up in Mahomes’ defense, this situation is evolving rapidly. What remains clear is that NFL players are taking these attacks seriously — not just for Mahomes, but for the integrity of the game.