Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes has his sights set on an unprecedented three-peat, but it seems he’s also taking on a new role: peacemaker.

During Tuesday’s training camp session, Mahomes had to intervene in a heated altercation between two of his teammates.

The incident began when rookie tackle Kingsley Suamataia got into a shoving match with Jack Cochrane after a play ended. Suamataia, who’s trying to make a name for himself in the NFL, did not take kindly to Cochrane’s block and shoved him twice.

The situation quickly escalated, with both players exchanging swings and shoves. That’s when Mahomes stepped in, using his leadership skills to calm the situation and prevent it from getting out of hand.

Patrick Mahomes is considered one of the greatest quarterbacks in NFL history

Mahomes had to break up a fight at practice on Tuesday between two younger teammates

Mahomes’ quick thinking and leadership skills prevented the situation from escalating further, and the team was able to continue their practice session without any further incidents.

The incident highlights the intensity and competitiveness of the NFL, particularly during training camp when players are fighting for a spot on the 53-man roster.

As the two-time defending Super Bowl champions, the Chiefs have a solidified roster, and players like Suamataia and Cochrane are fighting to prove themselves and earn a spot on the team.

Mahomes, who’s considered one of the greatest quarterbacks in NFL history, has a lot on his plate as he leads the Chiefs in their quest for an unprecedented three-peat.

But it seems he’s also taking on a new role: peacemaker and leader, guiding his teammates and helping them to stay focused on their goal.