About five minutes shy of 3 p.m. Monday, Patrick Mahomes walked into a back room inside the Chiefs’ practice facility. He sat in front of a camera. A light shined on his face. He looked up toward the lens. “Can I see what I look like?” he said. “Wait, why am I so close?” He was unaware his feed was already live. So, it could’ve been worse. Much worse. Mahomes waited patiently for the next few minutes until the questions began, the strangest of Super Bowl Opening Nights. “They must’ve shipped this camera in,” Mahomes said, “because I’ve never seen it before.” The first Super Bowl to be played in the midst of a pandemic wiped out the traditional bright lights and glamour of an Opening Night.
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