Demonstrating unwavering self-assurance, Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes secured an Airbnb in Arizona for the Super Bowl even before the playoffs commenced. This fascinating detail emerged from Netflix's "Quarterback" series, showcasing Mahomes' conviction in the Chiefs' journey to their third Super Bowl in four seasons.

In a pre-game conversation with Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts, Mahomes revealed his proactive approach, stating, "I got a place about six minutes from our hotel for my family." When Hurts inquired about a local residence, Mahomes clarified, "No, I just Airbnb’d it. I booked it about three months ago. I figured it would be a smart move price-wise."

This bold move clearly paid dividends. Mahomes not only secured a convenient accommodation but also led the Chiefs to a Super Bowl victory, earning himself the Super Bowl MVP title and further solidifying his status as a top-tier quarterback.

His pre-Super Bowl confidence extended beyond the Airbnb rental. At the NFL Honors awards, he was named league MVP, receiving an overwhelming majority of first-place votes. This achievement marked him as the third player to win two MVP awards before turning 28. Despite battling an ankle injury, Mahomes delivered a stellar Super Bowl performance, leading the Chiefs to their third Lombardi Trophy.

Looking forward, Mahomes emphasized the team's focus on continuous improvement. During training camp, he stated, "Our main goal this year is to keep building. Winning the Super Bowl was incredible, but we have a lot of young players, and we want to keep getting better. The AFC has improved significantly, so we need to stay ahead."

With such a forward-thinking mindset, it wouldn't be surprising if Mahomes is already scouting potential rentals in Las Vegas for next year's Super Bowl.