Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs are marching toward NFL history. They secured their third consecutive Super Bowl appearance with a thrilling 32-29 victory over the Buffalo Bills in the AFC Championship game. Amid the electrifying atmosphere at Arrowhead Stadium, Mahomes took a moment to reflect on his faith and express gratitude to God.

“First off, I want to give all glory to God,” Mahomes said in a post-game interview with CBS Sports’ Tracy Wolfson. “Without Him, none of this is possible, and I truly mean that.”

Mahomes, who has consistently been vocal about his Christian faith, credited God for guiding his journey both on and off the field. His humility and recognition of a higher power have inspired fans worldwide, serving as a reminder of the role faith can play in navigating life’s biggest moments.

The Chiefs’ road to the Super Bowl was anything but easy. Their matchup against the Bills was a back-and-forth battle featuring clutch plays and high stakes. Mahomes’ standout performance included two touchdown runs, the second coming after a critical fourth-down defensive stop by the Chiefs. Even with Josh Allen and the Bills responding with a fourth-and-goal touchdown to tie the game at 29, the Chiefs persevered.

Harrison Butker’s field goal sealed the game at 32-29, but the Chiefs’ defense ensured the win, stopping Allen on a fourth-and-5 attempt. Mahomes praised his teammates for their grit and resilience in the high-pressure game.

“I think I’ve always said it’s not about one guy, it’s not about a couple of guys. It’s about the whole team,” Mahomes emphasized. “When we needed the defense to get stops, they got stops. On offense, we made plays. That’s why we’re so special. It’s a team effort, and it’s a team football game.”

As the Chiefs hoisted the AFC Championship trophy, Mahomes expressed his gratitude to the team’s devoted fan base. The Chiefs Kingdom once again delivered an electric home-field advantage, propelling their team to victory.

“I appreciate Chiefs Kingdom for being out here, being loud and proud,” Mahomes said. “We love you, Chiefs Kingdom.”

With the Super Bowl set for February 9 at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, the Chiefs will face the Philadelphia Eagles in a rematch of Super Bowl LVII, a game that cemented the Chiefs’ dynasty with a dramatic 38-35 victory. This year, the Eagles bring a bolstered roster featuring standout performances by Saquon Barkley and quarterback Jalen Hurts, setting the stage for an epic showdown.

Mahomes’ steadfast faith continues to be a cornerstone of his success. His acknowledgment of God’s role in his achievements has resonated with fans and teammates alike, showcasing the power of humility and gratitude.

As the Chiefs prepare to chase NFL history, Mahomes is focused on leading his team with faith and determination, knowing that the brightest spotlight in football awaits them in New Orleans. Will the Chiefs secure their third straight Super Bowl victory and etch their names in the history books? With Mahomes at the helm and faith as his guiding light, anything is possible.