Patrick Mahomes is one of the best players in the league and will look for another Super Bowl victory if the Chiefs can get past the Ravens in the AFC championship game on Sunday.
But he is not the only member of the Mahomes family who plays this sport. Mahomes’ half-brother, Graham Walker, plays wide receiver for the Brown Bears.
Here’s a look at everything there is to know about Mahomes and his half-brother.
Who is Patrick Mahomes’ half-brother?
Graham Walker is a wide receiver at Brown University, an Ivy League program.
He did not see the field in 2020, his first official year with the Bears, after the season was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
But in 2021, Walker took advantage of his opportunity.
Walker appeared in all 10 games that season, leading all Ivy League rookies in receptions, receiving yards and touchdown receptions. He posted two games with 100 or more receiving yards, including a 132-yard, nine-catch performance against Harvard.
He ranked fifth in the league with 54 receptions and caught 6 touchdown passes on the season.
In 2022, Walker saw action in seven games, hauling in 28 passes for 292 yards with an average of 41.7 receiving yards per game and three touchdowns.
“They say he’s the most like me, but maybe the other guys disagree a little bit, but he’s definitely a Mahomes.” Patrick Mahomes Sr. said about Walker in an interview with Fox 4 in Kansas City.
Mahomes Sr. describes Walker as balanced.
“He’s a little more relaxed than the others,” Mahomes Sr. said. “He stays out of the spotlight and goes out and grinds and works. But he is a very impressive young man.”
Walker has aspirations of playing in the NFL, which led him to enter the transfer portal after he originally wanted to go into politics.
“(Graham) finally decided he wants to be a serious football player, so we have him in the transfer portal,” Mahomes Sr. told Fox 4. “Hopefully he picks a school here soon and we can move on to the next one.” chapter.”
It will be interesting to see where he lands next, but the family seems confident about his future as he takes a more serious look at football. Mahomes Sr. said Walker will do whatever it takes to “play at the next level.”
