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Patrick Mahomes’ father allowed at Chiefs home games after court‑ordered urine tests

A court order lets Patrick Mahomes’ father attend Chiefs home games this season, provided he passes pre‑ and post‑travel urine tests.

By Felo News Desk · Published Wed, 07 Oct 2026 05:20:12 GMT

Patrick Mahomes Sr. has been granted permission to attend Kansas City Chiefs home games this season, but only if he provides urine samples before and after each trip, according to TMZ.

The court order follows Mahomes Sr.’s 2024 felony DWI arrest in Texas and a subsequent probation violation for allegedly drinking alcohol. His parole officer requested the testing condition, and while the judge denied travel to Cincinnati and Las Vegas, he approved attendance at home games in Kansas City.

Mahomes Sr., 56, had his probation extended from five to seven years after Texas withdrew a motion to revoke it in March, allowing his release from custody that same day.

Key facts

• Patrick Mahomes Sr. may attend Chiefs home games this season under a court‑ordered urine‑testing condition. (nypost.com)
• The condition was requested by his parole officer and approved by a judge. (nypost.com)
• The judge denied his travel to Cincinnati and Las Vegas but allowed Kansas City attendance. (nypost.com)
• Mahomes Sr.'s probation was extended to seven years after a Texas motion to revoke it was withdrawn. (nypost.com)

Sources

• [1] nypost.com — originally reported as “Patrick Mahomes’ dad granted Chiefs game access with urine test catch”