Mahomes Breaks Record, Chiefs Up 13-7

Patrick Mahomes breaks the franchise passing record, propelling the Chiefs to a 13-7 lead at halftime.

The Chiefs have taken their dominance to a new level, and it’s none other than the electrifying Patrick Mahomes leading the charge. With his latest stellar performance, Mahomes has achieved a milestone that secures his legacy in Kansas City history.

Breaking Records and Hearts

On Kansas City’s latest drive, Mahomes didn’t just move the chains; he shattered records. He surpassed the legendary Hall of Famer Len Dawson to set the new franchise record for most passing yards. Dawson’s previous mark stood at 28,507 yards, a benchmark no one thought could be toppled.

But here comes Mahomes, cool as a cucumber and sharp as a tack. So far this Thursday night, Mahomes is 9-of-13 for 117 yards — pushing his total to an incredible 28,541 yards and counting. In doing so, he has become the only active quarterback to hold his current team’s all-time passing record. Not bad for a night’s work, huh?

Chiefs Lead But Face Red Zone Woes

As it stands, the Chiefs lead the Ravens 13-7 with 5:44 remaining in the second quarter. Despite the lead, Kansas City fans are chanting and praying for more, aware that the score could be even higher.

Baltimore crafted two significant red zone stops that even Houdini would be proud of. First, after a bone-crushing strip-sack by Chris Jones which the Chiefs recovered, Mahomes aimed for JuJu Smith-Schuster, only for the pass to be batted away like a pesky mosquito, forcing Kansas City to settle for a 32-yard field goal.

The heart-pounding action didn’t stop there. The Chiefs once again found themselves knocking on the door of the end zone, only for Mahomes to miss a connection with rookie Xavier Worthy. Result? Another 31-yard field goal.

Extra Points:

  • The Chiefs’ defense showcased their resilience with crucial turnovers.
  • Patrick Mahomes continues to defy the odds and set new standards of greatness.
  • Baltimore’s defense, though bending, managed to avoid breaking twice in critical moments.

Folks, it’s nights like these that keep us glued to our screens, filled with admiration and love for the unpredictable and heart-stopping beauty of NFL football. Stay tuned for more pulsating action – this game is far from over!

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