Patrick Mahomes was not able to close out Sunday’s 21-7 win over the Cleveland Browns at Huntington Bank Field. This was after the reigning Super Bowl MVP suffered an ankle injury in the fourth quarter that forced him to exit the game.

With Mahomes unable to return, backup quarterback Carson Wentz filled in for the Chiefs star for the remainder of the game.

Despite his day being cut short, Mahomes was still able to make history on Sunday. Shortly after the game, the Chiefs announced that the six-time Pro Bowler now has the most touchdowns (254) before the age of 30 in NFL history.

“…and he’s got time to build on his lead ” the Chiefs captioned their post on X.

Mahomes completed 19-of-38 passes on Sunday for 159 yards. His two touchdowns against the Browns were enough for him to pass Hall of Fame QB Peyton Manning for the most touchdowns before turning 30.

As the Chiefs’ post indicated, Mahomes still has a lot more games ahead of him to build on this lead. The former Texas Tech star won’t turn 30 until Sept. 17, 2025.

At this point, however, it remains to be seen if Mahomes will be able to build on his TD record when the Chiefs return to action on Saturday against the Houston Texans.

Kansas City head coach Andy Reid reportedly said after the game that his star quarterback’s ankle is “sore,” but the good news is that it is not broken.

“It’s not broken, that’s all I can tell you,” Reid said. “We’ll have to see how it goes down the road.”

Mahomes also spoke to reporters after the win, and he, too, could not provide much details on the extent of the injury.

“We’ll get into the rehab part, the treatment part and try to get back on a short week,” said Mahomes. “With all the adrenaline from the game, it’s hard to tell now (if he can play). Usually, it’s the day after when you get a good sense of it.”

The Chiefs’ next game will be on Saturday before playing again on Wednesday, Christmas Day. That will be their third game in 11 days.

Taylor Swift Arrives Late to Browns vs. Chiefs Game—Travis Kelce Surprises Her with a Proposal in Front of Her Parents After Chiefs’ Win

It was a night full of surprises and emotions at Arrowhead Stadium. Taylor Swift arrived fashionably late to watch the Kansas City Chiefs take on the Cleveland Browns, but little did she know that her boyfriend, NFL star Travis Kelce, had a life-changing plan waiting for her. After leading the Chiefs to a thrilling victory, Kelce stunned everyone by proposing to Swift in front of her parents and thousands of cheering fans.

Taylor’s Grand Entrance

Swift, known for her packed schedule, arrived midway through the second quarter and was escorted to her private suite, where her parents were already seated. Wearing a chic Chiefs-themed outfit, she was seen cheering enthusiastically as the game heated up.

Her late arrival didn’t go unnoticed by fans, but what came after the game made the delay seem trivial.

The Proposal

As the game ended with a Chiefs victory, Kelce called Swift down to the field. With the stadium still packed and fans lingering to celebrate, Kelce took the microphone, thanking the crowd and his teammates before turning his attention to Swift.

In a heartfelt speech, he said: “Taylor, you’ve been the greatest blessing in my life. Having you and your family here tonight means the world to me. I want to spend every victory, every challenge, and every moment of my life with you.”

Kelce then dropped to one knee and presented a dazzling engagement ring—a custom-designed piece reportedly worth $7 million, featuring a massive diamond surrounded by red and gold gemstones, a nod to the Chiefs’ colors.

Taylor’s Response

Swift was visibly emotional as she stepped forward, nodding before saying, “Yes!” Her parents, Scott and Andrea Swift, watched proudly from the sidelines, joining in the celebration as the crowd erupted into cheers and applause.

Fans and Teammates React

Fans inside the stadium were overjoyed, chanting, “Taylor and Travis!” Videos of the proposal quickly went viral on social media, with comments pouring in:

“Travis Kelce just won the ultimate Super Bowl—Taylor Swift’s heart!”

“This is the crossover moment we never knew we needed. Sports and pop music royalty unite!”

“I’m crying. This is the most romantic thing ever.”

Kelce’s teammates celebrated the proposal as enthusiastically as they did the game. Patrick Mahomes joked, “I guess I’ll be giving a best man speech soon!”

A Family Affair

The presence of Swift’s parents made the moment even more special. Sources say Kelce had coordinated the proposal with them, seeking their blessing beforehand. Swift’s father, Scott, reportedly told friends afterward, “We couldn’t have asked for a better partner for Taylor. He’s genuine, kind, and loves her deeply.”

A Night to Remember

As the couple embraced on the field, fireworks lit up the night sky, and the Chiefs’ fans celebrated not just a win, but a new chapter for their beloved tight end. Swift and Kelce left the stadium hand-in-hand, with plans to celebrate the engagement privately with close family and friends.

The Ultimate Love Story

From their whirlwind romance to a magical proposal witnessed by thousands, Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift’s story is shaping up to be the ultimate fairytale. As Swifties and Chiefs Kingdom unite in celebration, fans can’t wait to see what’s next for this power couple

It was a successful homecoming for Travis Kelce on Sunday as the Kansas City Chiefs took down the Cleveland Browns at Huntington Bank Field, 21-7. The nine-time Pro Bowl tight end was back in his home state of Ohio for Sunday’s clash as the Westlake native helped the Chiefs secure their 13th win of the campaign.

After the victory, the team posted a video of Kelce exiting the field. The 35-year-old waved to some of the fans who were still in the stadium as he walked to the locker room.

As a way to show his appreciation for his supporters, Kelce decided to throw them his game-worn gloves as a keepsake. One of his gloves was caught by a young Chiefs fan. The second, however, very aptly fell into the possession of a supporter who was holding out a Taylor Swift-inspired sign.

“Losing Seasons I Was There I Remember It ALL TOO WELL,” read the sign, which is a reference to Swift’s 2012 hit from her “Red” album entitled “All Too Well.”

Kelce’s gesture for the Swift fan in the stands quickly turned heads on social media.

“Love that the guy with the All too well sign caught the glove ” read a reaction on Instagram.

“The ‘ I was there I remember it all too well ‘ sign ” noticed a supporter.

“I remember it all too well,” repeated another.

Taylor Swift and Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce.

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“I see what you did there. ❤️” wrote a user.

“” a comment on X read, pointing out the sign.

“King,” posted a fan who shared a screenshot of the sign in question.

Swift, who celebrated her 35th birthday on Friday in private with Kelce, chose not to fly to Cleveland for the game. The “Fortnight” singer has just ended her “Eras Tour” after nearly two years on the road, so there was some anticipation for her attendance in Sunday’s contest. This was not the case, though.

The Chiefs return to play on Saturday with a home game against the Houston Texans. Swift has been attending games at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium whenever possible this season, and she may do so again in Week 16.