Patrick Mahomes says he plans on slathering his Thanksgiving dinner with ketchup, probably his first misstep of 2020

• Patrick Mahomes says he plans on slathering his Thanksgiving dinner with ketchup.
• "You got to put ketchup on that!" Mahomes, a well known lover of ketchup, told KCSP 610 Sports Radio.
• The Kansas City Chiefs quarterback has previously said he puts the condiment on his mac and cheese, as well as his steaks.
• "Some people think that's disgusting, but it's good to me."

Patrick Mahomes says he plans on slathering his Thanksgiving dinner with ketchup.

"Yeah, dude, I mean come on," Mahomes, a well known lover of the red stuff, told KCSP 610 Sports Radio on Monday when asked if he'll be putting it on his turkey. "You got to put ketchup on that!"

Asked if he was joking, Mahomes said: "Come on, you know me better than that!"

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Mahomes' love of ketchup knows no bounds.

In November 2018, it was reported the Kansas City Chiefs quarterback, an ambassador for Hunts, puts the condiment on his mac and cheese, as well as his steaks.

"People seem to think that's a weird thing," he said. "Some people think that's disgusting, but it's good to me."

Mahomes has had an incredible year in 2020, winning a Superbowl, a Superbowl MVP award, getting engaged to childhood sweetheart Brittany Matthews, and conceiving a child with her. Saying he eats turkey with ketchup might just be his first misstep.

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