A Texas District Attorney reportedly wants Patrick Mahomes’ dad to wear an alcohol monitoring bracelet after he was spotted having a heated altercation in New Orleans last week.

Court documents seen by In Touch also reveal that Pat Mahomes Sr. supposedly missed a court-ordered drug test two days after the Super Bowl.

He was due to submit a urine sample on February 11 but failed to do so. Mahomes Sr. then turned up on February 12 and submitted the test, which came back negative.

The 54-year-old was given permission to travel to New Orleans to watch his son and the Kansas City Chiefs play the Philadelphia Eagles in the Super Bowl, which they ultimately lost 40-22. 

Before it was confirmed by Dave Portnoy that they would fight in an amateur boxing match, former baseball stars John Rocker and Mahomes Sr. confronted each other outside a Bourbon Street bar.

In a video which appears to have been taken sometime during Super Bowl week, Mahomes Sr and Rocker were seen confronting each other in the street.

A Texas District Attorney wants Patrick Mahomes’ dad to wear an alcohol monitoring bracelet

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The two appeared to try physically attacking each other before being separated by bystanders. One person appeared to recognize Rocker. As Mahomes Sr. got pulled away, Rocker tossed his cup full of ice at him before walking off. 

Hours after the clip went viral, Mahomes Sr. put out a tweet, saying, ‘John Rocker is a menace to society.’

Rocker and Mahomes Sr. were members of rival teams in the 1999 and 2000 seasons – with Rocker on the Braves and Mahomes Sr. on the Mets. 

As a result of the viral video, a District Attorney in Smith County, Texas reportedly asked that a condition be added to Mahomes Sr.’s sentence.

They wrote: ‘Due to the defendant’s extensive travel outside of Smith County for sports events it’s requested the defendant have an additional portable alcohol monitoring device when he’s not using his vehicle.’ 

Mahomes Sr. last played baseball in 2003 for the Pittsburgh Pirates, but in recent times has hit the headlines for all the wrong reasons.

He was arrested for driving while intoxicated in 2008, 2019 and 2024, and last year was banned from driving after being found on the roads without a valid license.

He spent 10 days in jail and is now under ‘intense supervision’ in his first year of probation.

Mahomes Sr was arrested for driving while intoxicated back in February last year in Texas

Mahomes Sr. was spotted throughout the week in and around New Orleans before the Big Game. 

He was spotted in a casino in the city alongside his ex-wife Randi and his son Jackson, who himself has been embroiled in legal issues.

In March last year, Jackson was sentenced to six months’ probation after pleading guilty to battery of a waiter at a Kansas restaurant in February 2023.

In the case, more serious charges of aggravated Sєxual battery were dropped after the alleged victim – the owner of the restaurant – failed to cooperate and refused to testify in the case.

The woman later reported that she had endured death threats and had her restaurant vandalized. In August 2023, she closed the restaurant. 

It also comes just days after Patrick Mahomes’ grandfather Randy died at the age of 78.

Last month it was revealed that he had been moved into hospice care just over 48 hours before Mahomes secured his place in a third straight Super Bowl.

‘Hard to find the words of holding my fathers hand as he goes to Heaven,’ Mahomes’ mom Randi wrote alongside a series of pH๏τos of her father.

‘I know he’s in a better place. I love you daddy. Well done, good and faithful servant’.

Randi had repeatedly spoke on social media about her dad and his ill health but never revealed precisely what problem he was suffering from before his pᴀssing. 

Randy turned 78 on January 6. 

DailyMail.com has contacted Mahomes Sr.’s attorney for comment.