Kansas City Chiefs quarterback isn’t the only member of the family getting ready for a big day.
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Walker and Mahomes share, though Walker grew up with his mother, Jessamyn Walker, and stepfather, Gerry Howatt. He attended the prestigious Avon Old Farms high school in Connecticut before committing to play football at Brown University.
After three seasons with the Bears, Walker transferred to Rice University for his final collegiate season. He has signed with Equity Sports to represent him.
Though it’s entirely possible that Patrick and his half-brother square off against each other — or are even teammates — sometime in the near future, Walker has a long way to go before he suits up on Sundays. First up is the NFL Combine, where he will have a chance to prove he belongs in the most prestigious football league on Earth.
Keep scrolling for everything you need to know about Mahomes’ half-brother.
Graham Walker Was a Stand-Out Ivy League Player
Walker spent three years playing for Brown, which competes in the FCS sub-division of Division I. Though the COVID-19 pandemic wiped out his first season, he made a splash in 2021 and was named a Sophomore All-American by HERO Sports. He was also named Phil Steele FCS Ivy League Rookie of the Year after a 53 receptions and six touchdown catches season.
He was named all-Ivy League the next two seasons as he caught nine more touchdown passes and racked up more than 800 yards. In Walker’s final game at Brown, he had a season-high 92 receiving yards and five receptions in a loss to Dartmouth.
He Transferred to Rice to Improve His Odds of Making the NFL
Walker rode that momentum into the transfer portal, where he eventually committed to Rice.
“Seeing the track record of guys going to the NFL and the development from the coaching staff just made it an easy choice,” Walker said at the time.
The move paid off, as Walker was named all-American Athletic Conference honorable mention as a tight end. He caught 24 passes for 252 yards in 2024.
