Where Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, Andy Reid rank among NFL’s all-time greats at their positions

We witnessed a historic performance on Sunday as the Kansas City Chiefs delivered a near-perfect second half to overcome a 10-point halftime deficit and beat the Philadelphia Eagles 38-35 in Super Bowl LVII. All championships have significant impacts on legacies, but perhaps none more so than this game with Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce and Andy Reid all bolstering their trophy cases, while bolstering their cases for being among the best the NFL has ever seen.

We can toss out the Hall of Fame cases for this trio, as they’ve all cemented themselves among the top 10 to ever do it at their respective positions. The Chiefs’ championship parade rolls through downtown Kansas City on Wednesday, the perfect time for us to celebrate three of the best to ever do it.

You might be wondering (or debating) after Sunday’s game where the Chiefs’ big trio stacks up among the game’s legends. Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Our NFL staff voted on the top quarterbacks, tight ends and head coaches of all time to reach a consensus on where Mahomes, Kelce and Reid now stand in terms of football immortality. We voted on where these three stand right now. Not what their trajectory is, but if they retire tomorrow, where do they stand? (The voters: Doug Clawson, Garrett Podell, Brett Anderson, Bryan DeArdo, Kevin Steimle, Jared Dubin, Zach Pereles, Jordan Dajani and Kyle Stackpole)

Without further ado:

Top 10 Quarterbacks of all time

1. Tom Brady (unanimous)

2. Peyton Manning

3. Joe Montana

4. Patrick Mahomes

5. Aaron Rodgers

6. Dan Marino

7. Johnny Unitas

8. John Elway

9. Drew Brees

10. Brett Favre

Mahomes vote breakdown: No. 2 (1), No. 3 (2), No. 5 (2), No. 6 (3), No. 11 (1)

According to our group of voters, Mahomes is now on the Mount Rushmore of the greatest quarterbacks in NFL history. He was voted as high as second and as low as 11th, and the consensus has him as the fourth-greatest quarterback of all-time between Joe Montana and Aaron Rodgers. No surprise at the top, Tom Brady is the consensus GOAT, getting all nine first-place votes.

Case Mahomes should be higher

Mahomes has done something that no other player in the history of the NFL has done. Not even Brady, Manning or Montana — the three QBs ahead of him on this list. He has won two league MVPs and two