Patrick Mahomes with his mom (Instagram)
In January 2019, after a season in which he won the NFL MVP award, he moved up to a 4,300-square-foot Kansas City home that cost $1.8 million. The Chiefs won Super Bowl LIV in February 2020. That year he signed a 10-year extension reported at $450 million, with incentives that could push it to $503 million. On April 28 she listed the Tyler, Texas, house where Patrick, Jackson and Mia grew up for $285,000. She had owned the three-bedroom place since 2006. By June, with few takers, the price dropped to $279,000.
Reports said her father, Larry Randy Martin, died in February, just days after the Super Bowl. She once told FOX4’s Kathy Quinn, “Before his junior year in high school, he came to me that summer wanting to quit football. Speaking of her on 60 Minutes, he said, “She believed in me even when I didn’t fully believe in myself.”
Almost everything. The timing carried weight for her. Then came the harder goodbye. Before listing it, she took down the doorframe where she had tracked her children’s heights. Randi was never just a spectator. Her answer was short: “You’re going to regret it if you quit. Mahomes has returned the credit in public.
Patrick Mahomes was 22 when he bought his first home in December 2017. It was a Kansas City condo he got for $350,000, below the $475,000 ask. In March 2025, at 29, he joined his wife Brittany and his brother Jackson to buy his mother Randi a newly built $825,000 house in Texas.
He was still a rookie backup, and nobody knew how big his career would get. Seven years separate the two purchases. One shows a young player being careful with money. The other shows a family paying back the person who held it together. The second purchase had a different kind of buyer. The Texas house was not for Mahomes at all. It was a present for a woman who raised him through a divorce from his father, former MLB pitcher Pat Mahomes Sr.,