Chiefs' Patrick Mahomes sets Super Bowl record for most career rushing yards by a quarterback

During his awe-inspiring career, Patrick Mahomes, the quarterback for the Kansas City Chiefs, has set multiple records. His latest achievement occurred on Super Bowl Sunday when he played against the San Francisco 49ers. With this accomplishment, Mahomes now holds the title for having the highest number of career rushing yards in Super Bowl history.

In his four Super Bowl appearances, Mahomes has run a total of 139 yards. This puts him in the lead compared to other legendary quarterbacks such as Joe Montana, who ran 105 yards, John Elway, who's total for his career was 86, and Rodger Staubach, who is now fourth place with 83 yards rushed.

Thus far in Super Bowl LVIII, Mahomes has run for a total of 33 yards on five separate occasions.

During the Super Bowl game in the previous year, the Chiefs were victorious over the Philadelphia Eagles with a score of 38-35. Mahomes showed some impressive moves, as he managed to run 44 yards while carrying the ball in just six turns. His longest run during the game recorded at 26 yards. However, in the Super Bowl LV event, the Chiefs lost to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers with a score of 31-9. Mahomes tried his best to help his team out by running with the ball, but he only managed to get 33 yards in a total of five attempts.

During the 2019 season, Mahomes led the Chiefs to their first Super Bowl triumph. They conquered the 49ers with a 31-20 scoreline. Mahomes had an impressive performance, scoring a touchdown and running for 29 yards on nine attempts.

Even though achieving record feats is great, Mahomes has his sights set on a larger goal: Securing his third championship ring.