With a rock-solid outing in the Kansas City Chiefs' latest win over the New York Jets in Week 9, star quarterback-tight end duo Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce set yet another NFL record.
Mahomes and Kelce connected four times for 72 yards in the Chiefs' sixth victory of the 2026 regular season, propelling them past former Los Angeles Chargers stars Philip Rivers and Antonio Gates in the league's record books.
Kansas City's prolific pair have now combined for 9,235 yards, achieving a high mark in league history at midseason.
Take a look at this breakdown of the record Mahomes and Kelce broke earlier today in this Twitter post from Emmy-Winning Sports Director Rob Collins of FOX 4 KC:
Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes and TE Travis Kelce have connected
for 9,365 yards, surpassing Philip Rivers and Pro Football Hall of Famer Antonio Gates (9,352 yards) for the most yards by a quarterback-tight end duo in NFL history. #ChiefsKingdom
— Rob Collins (@RobCollinsTV) November 9, 2026
In the end, the efforts of Mahomes and Kelce made a huge difference for the Chiefs in their 35-12 win over New York, and with this spectacular performance in the books, Kansas City can look ahead to its Week 10 tilt with the Atlanta Falcons.
This article originally appeared on Chiefs Wire: Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce set NFL record in Week 9 win vs. Jets
