Another Super Bowl, another superstar quarterback added to the Eagles’ list of casualties — and this time, it was Patrick Mahomes who got rocked on football’s biggest stage.

The Eagles rolled past the Kansas City Chiefs in a 40-22 dismantling on football’s biggest stage. It was Philly’s second Super Bowl title, and their second coming against one of the greatest quarterbacks to ever do it.

The first? Tom Brady and the mighty New England Patriots. The most recent? Patrick Mahomes, who now shares an exclusive and painful club with TB12: quarterbacks who got humbled by the Philadelphia Eagles in the Super Bowl.

And apparently, Mahomes needed someone who could relate.

Patrick Mahomes Calls Brady for Advice After Eagles Loss

In the weeks following the Super Bowl LIX loss, Patrick Mahomes reached out to none other than Tom Brady. The seven-time champion has been in this exact position — taking an L to the Eagles in a game that defines legacies. And in classic Brady fashion, he didn’t shy away from offering guidance to the next in line.

“I’ve actually talked to Tom a good amount this offseason,” Mahomes revealed on the Up & Adams show. “It’s cool that he wants to give me advice. He doesn’t have to be like that. He’s such a good dude.”

Brady’s main message? Be yourself. Stay authentic. And keep grinding, no matter how hard the loss stings.

That advice clearly resonated with Mahomes, who admitted, “That’s something [Brady] did every single day. That’s why guys respected him so much… no matter if you like me or don’t like me, you know I’m giving everything I can to win football games.”

Eagles Are Officially In the Heads of Legends

Let’s be real, when Patrick Mahomes is calling Tom Brady to figure out how to mentally recover from facing Philly, you’ve made your mark.

It’s not just that the Eagles beat Mahomes. They humbled him. The same way they did to Brady in 2018. The same way they stormed through the 2025 playoffs, embarrassing teams like the Rams, Packers, and Commanders on their way to the throne.

This team isn’t just chasing titles — they’re shaping legacies, shifting narratives, and rewriting what it means to face Philadelphia in February.

And now, Mahomes knows the feeling.

He went to the GOAT to help process it, and that says everything.

Patrick Mahomes will bounce back, he’s too talented not to. But when history looks back at the defining moments of his career, that loss to the Eagles will be there. Just like it is for Brady.

And in Philly? That’s just how we like it.