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By Matt Audilet
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The Kansas City Chiefs and Baltimore Ravens met on Sunday in a highly anticipated AFC matchup, with both teams looking to avoid 1-3 starts to the 2025 NFL season.
Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs got off to a good start in the Week 4 contest, taking a 20-7 lead into halftime at Kansas City's Arrowhead Stadium.
Mahomes threw two touchdown passes in the first half, adding to his already impressive career total.
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With an 8-yard touchdown connection to running back Isiah Pacheco, Mahomes made some NFL history with his 250th career TD pass. The 30-year-old quarterback became the youngest player in NFL history to reach this touchdown milestone.
"250," the NFL wrote in a social media post after this historic feat along with a graphic that read: "250th career pass TD, youngest all-time to reach 205."
Mahomes' first touchdown pass of the day went to veteran wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster. The superstar quarterback finished the first half with 166 yards, two touchdowns and no interceptions on 15 of 25 passing.
Mahomes, the Chiefs' 2017 No. 10 overall pick, is playing in his eighth season as an NFL starter. He led the NFL in touchdown passes with 50 in his rookie season, and he's notched at least 26 TD passes in each season since.
With 250 touchdown passes, Mahomes ranks No. 28 on the NFL's all-time TD pass list, one behind four-time NFL Pro Bowler Drew Bledsoe. Seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady sits atop the list with 649.
Mahomes had just three touchdown passes entering Sunday's Week 4 clash with the Ravens. His two-touchdown first half marks his first game of the 2025 season with multiple TD throws.
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