Patrick Mahomes Keeps Owning The Spotlight Even Away From Chiefs Camp

Watch as the Mahomes family lights up the screen in their latest commercial venture, blending football fame with family fun.

Patrick Mahomes’ latest off-field appearance had a family twist. The Chiefs quarterback, along with Brittany Mahomes and their three children, showed up in a behind-the-scenes Instagram video while filming a new commercial for CommunityAmerica Credit Union.

The clip doesn’t give away the full concept, but it does show Mahomes sitting inside a child’s playhouse during the shoot. It’s another reminder that the 30-year-old remains one of the NFL’s most recognizable faces, and one of its most marketable too.

CommunityAmerica has worked with Mahomes before, including during his early years in Kansas City. The Mahomes family was also part of a bowling-themed commercial in 2025.

The timing of the shoot comes as the Chiefs’ season opener gets closer, with Mahomes taking a brief detour before what is expected to be his season debut. The source material says the safe bet is that he will suit up against the Denver Broncos.

Mahomes’ impact goes beyond endorsements, though. Travis Kelce said on the “New Heights” podcast that watching Mahomes battle back from a brutal injury played a role in his own decision to keep going.

“I could see the determination. I could see the frustration in his mind that it got to this point this year,” Kelce said.

“And, you know, that was - that’s a huge reason why I’m still playing the game because I know that guy. Like, I want to be there for that guy, you know, in every aspect of the game,” he added.

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