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If the Kansas City Chiefs are playing, expect quarterback Patrick Mahomes to set some sort of record. Such was the case in Sunday’s AFC Championship game, where the reigning MVP tossed an incredible 20-yard touchdown to wide receiver Tyreek Hill to cut the Tennessee Titans’ lead in the second quarter.
Mahomes to Cheetah on a rope 🎯
That was Mahomes’ second touchdown of the day, finding Hill the first time as well to put the Chiefs on the board.
Nothing to see here except the fastest man in the NFL 🐆
With that being his 10th touchdown in the postseason, the 24-year-old officially sets a Chiefs franchise record for multiple pass touchdowns and a rush touchdown in a postseason game
Patrick Mahomes becomes the 1st player in Chiefs franchise history to ever record multiple Pass TD and a Rush TD in a postseason game … and he did it in the first half.
The Chiefs lead the Titans, 21-17, at halftime of the AFC Championship.
With less than 25 seconds left in the first half, the Texas native turned on the gears and beat the Titans secondary to put the Andy Reid’s men ahead 21-17 with a 27-yard rushing touchdown.
Big-time players make big-time plays in big-time games 💪
Twitter Reacts to Mahomes’ Rushing TD
Twitter is certainly the best place to be when Kansas City plays, and fans of the game had nothing but words of affirmation for Kansas City’s franchise quarterback.
Alternative angle of that Mahomes run woah
when someone asks me if Pat Mahomes has a weakness t.co/rHxF2v7v85
Every Chiefs fan watching Mahomes run into the endzone there
My religion is Pat Mahomes please respect my lord and savior
Mahomes different ‼️
PATRICK MAHOMES IS A GODDAMN MENACE AND NONE OF US WILL BE SAFE UNTIL HE RETIRES IN 40 OR 50 YEARS
The reward for beating Mike Vrabel’s side in Sunday’s contentious matchup? A trip to the Super Bowl to either play either the Green Bay Packers or the San Francisco 49ers. The Chiefs were just one offsides call away from heading to last year’s Super Bowl against the New England Patriots. With plenty to learn from since that January 2019 game, if things continue to go Kansas City’s way, they’ll be able to avenge that loss once and for all.