Patrick Mahomes' Career Postseason Stats Truly Might Make You Pass Out
By Will Coleman
From all the records and accolades to his pure play-making ability, Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes can do it all.
Sunday, Mahomes got his AFC Championship revenge to punch Kansas City's first ticket to the Super Bowl since 1970. It was the young signal-caller's fourth ever playoff start, but his performance this weekend brought his career postseason stats to some staggering totals.
Patrick Mahomes' postseason numbers (4 games, 3-1 record):
— BJ Kissel (@ChiefsReporter) January 20, 2020
Passing
62.7% completion
297 yards per game
11 TDs
0 INTs
Rushing
20 rushes
125 yards
6.3 yards per rush
2 TDs
He's 24 years old. pic.twitter.com/4mARRL1crI
Mahomes accounted for 347 total yards and four touchdowns against the Titans, joining Peyton Manning and Colin Kaepernick as the only quarterbacks with at least 90 QBR in multiple games of a single postseason.
Mahomes has an MVP, a 5,000-yard passing season and consecutive trips to the conference championship before he's even turned 25, and now he could even add a Super Bowl to that list.
Entering Super Bowl LIV, Patrick Mahomes has thrown 11 career touchdown passes.
— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) January 20, 2020
Only Dan Marino has more career passing TDs in the postseason before turning 25. pic.twitter.com/Xp2Q1pwADZ
Mahomes will have the opportunity to build upon those postseason totals against the 49ers in Super Bowl LIV on Feb. 2. Win or lose, Mahomes has cemented his status as the most talented QB in the NFL.