The clash between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Buffalo Bills became the centerpiece of this NFL week, not only for its intensity but for a historic milestone that unfolded right on the field.

Arrowhead Stadium erupted after the decisive throw in the fourth quarter, as the ball soared through the air and landed perfectly in the hands of the star receiver — igniting an unforgettable moment.

And the man behind that throw was none other than Patrick Mahomes — the face of a new generation, who has now officially surpassed the legendary Aaron Rodgers to claim a monumental NFL record.

“Records are meant to be broken – but doing it against a legend feels unreal,” Mahomes said emotionally after the game, as fans continued to chant his name from every corner of the stadium.

With his 532nd career touchdown pass, Mahomes officially broke Rodgers’ record for the fastest to reach the mark — accomplishing the feat in just eight seasons, a pace that stunned analysts across the league.

The numbers don’t lie: Mahomes currently leads the league in nearly every major offensive category, from passing yards to completion percentage, showcasing the remarkable consistency of a superstar at age 30.

Rodgers himself took to social media to congratulate his successor, calling Mahomes “a worthy heir” and declaring that the NFL “is in the hands of some of the most gifted players in history.”

As the lights dimmed over Arrowhead, a new era was officially born. Patrick Mahomes didn’t just break a record — he rewrote history. The NFL throne has a new king, and his reign has only just begun.

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— Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) October 13, 2025