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Travis Kelce tied the Chiefs' all-time touchdown record with his 83rd career score, contributed significantly in a win over the Commanders, and expressed his appreciation for playing in front of Chiefs fans, aiming to break the record outright in the next game.
Travis Kelce scored his 83rd career touchdown, tying the Chiefs' team record, as Kansas City led the Commanders 21-7, with Kelce contributing significantly to the team's offensive yardage and tying Priest Holmes for most team touchdowns.
Patrick Mahomes has surpassed Len Dawson to become the Kansas City Chiefs' all-time leader in touchdown passes, achieving his 238th career touchdown during a game against the Las Vegas Raiders.
Matthew Stafford has entered the top 10 all-time list for touchdown passes in the NFL after throwing four touchdowns in the Rams' victory over the Patriots, surpassing Eli Manning with a total of 370 career TDs. Stafford expressed humility and appreciation for the milestone, acknowledging the history of the game and the players before and after him. With the Rams at a 5-5 record, Stafford aims to continue building momentum and potentially surpass Matt Ryan, who is currently ninth with 381 touchdowns.
Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce of the Kansas City Chiefs surpassed Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski's NFL playoff touchdown record, with their 16th postseason TD as a duo during their divisional-round win over the Buffalo Bills. Brady praised the duo's achievement, acknowledging that "When you one up Gronk, you're doing something right." Mahomes and Kelce are now at the top of the list for the most touchdowns by a single duo in NFL playoff history, with Kelce also nearing Jerry Rice's postseason catch record and Mahomes tying Drew Brees for sixth all-time in postseason touchdown passes.
Raheem Mostert sets a new Miami Dolphins single-season touchdown record with his 19th touchdown, breaking the previous record held by Mark Clayton. The Dolphins lead the Jets 7-0 despite injuries to Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle. Waddle suffered a chest injury but returned to the field during the touchdown drive.
Christian McCaffrey of the San Francisco 49ers tied an NFL record by scoring a touchdown in his 17th consecutive game, including playoffs, matching the record set by Hall of Famer Lenny Moore. McCaffrey's streak began last season and he now has 12 touchdowns this season and a total of 22 during the 17-game stretch. He will have a chance to break the record in Week 10 against the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Christian McCaffrey breaks Jerry Rice's 49ers record for consecutive games with a touchdown, scoring four touchdowns in a 35-16 win over the Arizona Cardinals. McCaffrey's streak now stands at 13 games, surpassing Rice's previous record of 12 games set in 1987. He finished the game with 106 rushing yards, three rushing touchdowns, and one receiving touchdown, solidifying his role as a key player in the 49ers' offense.
Christian McCaffrey tied Jerry Rice's franchise record for most consecutive games with a touchdown, including playoffs, scoring in his 12th straight game during the Carolina Panthers' win against the New York Giants. McCaffrey has the opportunity to break the record next week against the Arizona Cardinals, who have struggled defensively this season. The NFL record for most consecutive games with a touchdown is currently held by O.J. Simpson and John Riggins, with a streak of 15 games.