Patrick Mahomes becomes Chiefs’ all-time passing leader in historic game
- Patrick Mahomes became the Kansas City Chiefs' all-time passing leader during a game against the Baltimore Ravens.
- He achieved this milestone by completing a 23-yard pass to Travis Kelce in the second quarter, finishing the game with 291 passing yards.
- This accomplishment highlights Mahomes' significant impact on the franchise and sets the stage for his continued success.
In a significant milestone for the Kansas City Chiefs, Patrick Mahomes surpassed Len Dawson to become the franchise's all-time passing leader during a game against the Baltimore Ravens on a Thursday night. Entering the match with 28,424 career regular-season passing yards, Mahomes needed just 84 yards to break Dawson's record. He achieved this feat with a 23-yard completion to tight end Travis Kelce in the second quarter, marking a historic moment in Chiefs' history. Mahomes had an impressive performance, completing 20 of 28 passes for a total of 291 yards. He threw one touchdown pass, a 35-yarder to rookie Xavier Worthy, while also recording one interception. This game not only showcased Mahomes' skills but also highlighted his growth and consistency as a quarterback since joining the team in 2017. Len Dawson, who held the previous record, was a legendary figure for the Chiefs, playing 14 seasons from 1962 to 1975 and being inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1987. His legacy set a high standard for future quarterbacks, making Mahomes' achievement even more significant. This victory against the Ravens, with a final score of 27-20, further solidified Mahomes' status as a key player in the franchise's history. As he continues to break records and lead the team, the Chiefs' fans can look forward to more exciting moments in the seasons to come.