The Kansas City Chiefs have fielded numerous talented players over the years, but none have left a mark quite like Patrick Mahomes, who has totally transformed the franchise on and off the field.

Since taking over as the starting quarterback, Mahomes has led the team to three Super Bowl titles, including back-to-back triumphs in 2022 and 2023.

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Hailing from Texas Tech, Mahomes has not only met but exceeded all expectations, sparking discussions that he could challenge Tom Brady for the title of greatest player of all time.

Despite being in the league for less than a decade and assuming the starting role in 2018, Mahomes is poised to become the Chiefs’ all-time passing leader, needing just 84 yards to surpass Len Dawson’s record.

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With an impressive 28,424 passing yards under his belt, Mahomes has compiled a résumé deserving of a Hall of Famer, all before reaching 29 years of age. His dominance has been unparalleled, guiding the Chiefs to the AFC Championship Game every season as a starter and appearing in four Super Bowls during that time.

Remarkably, Mahomes has only been outplayed by two quarterbacks in playoff matchups: Joe Burrow once and Tom Brady twice, boasting an outstanding 15-3 playoff record. He’s set to break numerous quarterback records and could potentially lead the Chiefs to a historic three-peat in the Super Bowl era.

Mahomes’ skillset is so unique that he is impossible to fully defend against. When his back is against the wall, he is at his best.

The San Francisco 49ers realistically can claim they would have two more Super Bowl titles if Mahomes hadn’t singlehandedly turned title games on their head with his creativity and unique brilliance.

While it might still be premature to crown him the undisputed Greatest of All Time (GOAT), Patrick Mahomes’ trajectory indicates that he’s well on his way to leaving an indelible mark in NFL history as one of the game’s greatest players.