Patrick Mahomes working through some mistakes in Chiefs camp

Chiefs coach Andy Reid anticipated there might be some hiccups for Patrick Mahomes.
The hiccups have arrived, as part of the normal process of a young quarterback making the starting job his own.
When you’re young you need those hiccups because they become valuable lessons.
Would we like for him to be perfect?
“That was on me,” Mahomes said.
“I easily could have run in it.
You just have to play the game how it’s supposed to be played [and] don’t try to force something in because they can’t tackle you.
It’s just something I have to learn from, and hopefully in a game I just run it in.
That was the play that needed to be made on that one.” The Chiefs know that mistakes are going to happen since Mahomes has only played in one NFL game.
Now that they’re starting to happen, it’s important that they don’t overreact — even though they’re used to clean play, as Alex Smith only threw five picks in 505 attempts last year.