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In Sunday night’s 38-31 loss to the Seattle Seahawks Mecole Hardman Kansas City Chiefs Jerseys , Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce had five catches for 54 yards — ention by itself, it did put him over a milestone.Kelce now totals 1,274 receiving yards in 2018, which set a new franchise record for a Chiefs tight end, exceeding the previous mark of 1,258 set by new Chiefs Hall of Fame inductee Tony Gonzalez in 2004.It’s the fifth-most receiving yards by any player in Chiefs history.Had the Chiefs won the game — thereby clinching a number one seed in the playoffs — the story might have ended there.But now that the Chiefs will be playing for all the marbles on Sunday against the Oakland Raiders, Kelce has a chance to knock down another record — this one for the entire league.With another 54 receiving yards on Sunday, Kelce will set an all-time single-season NFL record for receiving yards by a tight end, eclipsing the 1,327 yards gained by New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski in 2011.Kelce now has 5,174 receiving yards in his career, and has a long way to go to catch Gonzalez’ NFL career record of 15,127.He’ll need a long career — Gonzalez played for 17 seasons — but among tight ends with at least 5,000 career yards, Kelce is second only to Gronkowski with 65.5 receiving yards per game.Gonzalez averaged 56.0 in his career.But Kelce isn’t the only one who can set records on Sunday.Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty ImagesWith 74 yards on Sunday night, wide receiver Tyreek Hill now has 1,378 yards on the season.With just 14 yards on Sunday against the Raiders, Hill will set a new Chiefs record for single-season receiving yards Kansas City Chiefs Jerseys 2019 , breaking the previous record of 1,391 set by Derrick Alexander in 2000.Short of being inactive for the game. it’s hard to imagine Hill will finish the season without breaking Alexander’s record.But consider this: if Kelce gets at least 118 yards on Sunday — which he’s done twice this season, and five times in his career — Hill and Kelce will have first and second-most single-season receiving yards in franchise history... in the same season.Photo by David Eulitt/Getty ImagesYou’ve probably already heard that with 5100 passing yards in 16 career games, Patrick Mahomes is the only player in NFL history to reach the 5000-yard mark in so few games.With 273 yards last Sunday, Mahomes has already surpassed Trent Green’s previous franchise single-season record of 4,591 set in 2004.Now with 4,816 yards on the season, Mahomes needs just 184 yards against Oakland this Sunday to be only the sixth player to pass for more than 5,000 yards in a single season.He would be the youngest player to achieve the feat since Dan Marino in 1984.With at least two touchdown passes against the Raiders, Mahomes will have at least 50 on the season.He would be only the third player — behind Peyton Manning and Tom Brady — to throw 50 in a single season, and would be by far the youngest ever.Brady was 30 when he did it in 2007, and Manning was 37 when he achieved the feat in 2013.With all these numbers, you might guess that Mahomes has a stellar passer rating for the season — and you’d be right.With a rating of 114.0, he’s second only to Drew Brees this season, and is currently seventh-best all time for a single season with at least 400 attempts.Without a meltdown on Sunday, Mahomes will be the youngest quarterback in NFL history to have a single-season passer rating above 110 — and it’s not that close.When Russell Wilson had a rating of 110.1 in 2015, he was 27. In a jubilant locker room deep within Arrowhead Stadium, a young man impeccably dressed who looked as if he'd stepped out of a college classroom greeted Chiefs wide receiver Sammy Watkins with a brilliant smile and an enthusiastic high-five.Watkins had just had another standout performance in another Chiefs win 2019 Mecole Hardman Kansas City Chiefs , and Brett Veach no doubt felt a bit of satisfaction that his much-panned free-agent acquisition was paying such dividends.Then again, just about everything the Chiefs general manager does these days turns out all right.His draft picks are thriving. His free-agent pickups have worked out brilliantly. And his myriad moves to cultivate depth and competition throughout the roster have allowed the Chiefs to not only deal with significant injuries but also race to an 8-1 start and take a stranglehold on the AFC West."Brett is very, very thorough and always prepared for whatever the scenario is, whether it's the draft or free agency or just working the roster on a week-to-week basis," Chiefs owner Clark Hunt said recently. "He and Andy (Reid) work well together and that's an important part of the equation."Indeed, when Reid was hired as the Chiefs coach it was with the understanding that he would no longer handle the GM duties that bogged him down in Philadelphia. So, Hunt hired John Dorsey away from the Packers front office, and one of his top lieutenants was one of Reid's prot茅g茅s from Philly.Veach had joined him there when he was not yet 30, the former Delaware standout taking an entry level job on Reid's staff. But he quickly impressed everyone in the organization with his detail, work ethic and acumen, and he rose through the ranks before joining the front office in Kansas City.When the decision came last summer to part with Dorsey, Veach was a somewhat unexpected choice.But despite taking the reins on the eve of training camp, he nevertheless put his fingerprints on a roster that would win the division title. He traded for former first-round draft pick Cam Ervin, who now starts on the offensive line, and for Reggie Ragland, who now starts at linebacker.He made a series of moves deeper down the depth chart, too, seemingly never taking a break.Veach continued to make aggressive roster moves after the season Mecole Hardman Jersey Cheap , dealing away quarterback Alex Smith for cornerback Kendall Fuller and a draft pick and turning the job over to Patrick Mahomes.The moves have paid off in every way possible: Mahomes is off to a record-setting start to his career, the Chiefs created some much-needed salary cap space, Fuller has been their best cornerback and the third-round pick they acquired has turned into more help for their rebuilt defense.Yes, even Veach's draft picks have paid off.He was without a first-round selection in April because of the trade to select Mahomes last year, but he nevertheless moved adroitly around the draft board to acquire players he liked.Second-round pick Breeland Speaks has started at outside linebacker with Justin Houston hurt, and defensive tackle Derrick Nnadi and linebacker Dorian O'Daniel have been regulars as third-round picks. Safety Armani Watts was pushing for a starting job before landing on injured reserve earlier this year and sixth-round pick Tremon Smith has been a special teams standout."Going back to last year," Hunt said, "I was impressed with the short amount of time that he had to make some changes going into the 2017 season that ultimately really had an impact. That wasn't something I was expecting. And Brett's now had a full offseason, a draft and free agency, and he's made a lot of moves, and I think we're seeing the fruit of his labor this year."It's not just the moves Veach has made, either. He's also shown patience to stand pat when nothing suits his liking, such as he did when the trade deadline passed without a peep."He's not going to do something just to do it to appease. He's going to do what's best for the Chiefs and he's really good about that," Reid said. "That's just where he's at."So far his best has been nearly perfect.