He started game 16 of his rookie year and looked amazing. All the KC fans and especially the KC press core knew they had something special. In the post game press conference the first question was something like, "What did you think of Patrick Mahomes amazing performance?" Reid replied, "He ruined a lot of good plays tonight." It is my contention that the main growth by PM is his first priority is to run the play as it is called, Execute first, improvise second. 1. Reid was willing to tell PM, "You ruined a lot of good plays tonight." 2. PM is extremely coachable. 3. The main bad habit PM learned at Tech was while at Tech from the moment the ball was snapped he was running for his life. The line was absolutely terrible. So he'd take the snap, run for his life, then throw the ball. The play call didn't really matter, his first objective was to run for his life. It took about 4 seasons for him to abandon this habit.