With his 108th career win Sunday, Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes set another NFL record
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- Patrick Mahomes recorded his 108th career win, setting a new NFL record.
- Mahomes surpassed Russell Wilson for most wins in a QB’s first nine seasons.
- Coach Andy Reid became the first in NFL history with 200 games for two teams.
Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes’ 250th career touchdown pass came Sunday in KC’s 37-20 win over the Ravens and it was a record-setter.
That generated a lot of headlines, but Mahomes set another NFL record that didn’t garner near the attention. The victory over Baltimore was Mahomes’ 108th, including the postseason.
The NFL noted that broke a tie with Russell Wilson for the most wins ever by a starting quarterback in his first nine seasons.
This is Mahomes’ ninth season with the Chiefs, but he made just one start in his rookie season. By comparison, Wilson was 11-5 as the Seattle Seahawks’ starting quarterback during his rookie season.
Here is Mahomes’ win-loss breakdown in his career.
Regular season: 91-25 (.785 winning percentage)
Playoffs: 17-4 (.810 winning percentage)
Total: 108-29 (.788 winning percentage)
Andy Reid’s milestone
Sunday’s game was the 200th with the Chiefs for coach Andy Reid. The team noted he has a 145-55 regular season record with the Chiefs. Including the playoffs, Reid has a 163-63 record with the Chiefs.
Before joining the Chiefs in 2013, Reid coached the Eagles in 224 regular-season games (243 total including the postseason).
Reid is the only person in NFL history to coach 200 games with two franchises, as CBS Sports noted.
The Chiefs acknowledged Reid’s accomplishment with a game ball following the win over the Ravens.
This story was originally published September 29, 2025 at 10:00 AM.
