The NFL released their Pro Bowl rosters for the 2025 games on Thursday morning, and one notable name was missing: Kansas City Chiefs star quarterback Patrick Mahomes. The three AFC quarterbacks selected over him were Joe Burrow,

The Pro Bowl rosters have been confirmed with some notable omissions, with none other than Patrick Mahomes not being named to the team for the first time

The Kansas City Chiefs will rest quarterback Patrick Mahomes and other starters in Sunday's regular-season finale against the host Denver Broncos. The Chiefs (15-1) have locked up the No. 1 seed in the AFC and head coach Andy Reid confirmed Wednesday that veteran Carson Wentz will be under center on Sunday.

The Kansas City Chiefs have officially announced whether Patrick Mahomes and other starters will play in Week 18.

For the first time since becoming the starting quarterback of the Chiefs, Patrick Mahomes has missed the Pro Bowl roster. The stats, or lack thereof, warrant it. Yes, Mahomes is second in the AFC in completions and third in yards.

As the calendar moves into the new year, the NFL is preparing for the final week of the regular season. Players are looking to cash in on incentives, and some teams will be fighting for playoff positioning in the last game on the schedule.

For the first time since he became an NFL starter, Patrick Mahomes is not a Pro Bowler. The superstar quarterback, whose Kansas City Chiefs are an NFL-best 15-1, was among the most notable omissions when the selections for the 2025 Pro Bowl Games came out Thursday.