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Patrick Mahomes and Tom Brady are going to have a lot of eyes on them as the Kansas City Chiefs and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers fight for NFL supremacy in Super Bowl LV.

The single-game passing touchdown mark is in the crosshairs for both quarterbacks. They both lit up the stat sheet during the teams’ Week 12 matchup. Mahomes and Brady each had three touchdown passes and if things get out of hand on Feb. 6, it’s not hard to believe that six touchdown passes for either player is possible.

Last year, Mahomes had two touchdown passes in the Chiefs’ Super Bowl LIV win.

Brady is third all-time in touchdown passes in a single Super Bowl game. He had four against the Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl XLIX.

Read below to find out who is No. 1.

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3) TERRY BRADSHAW, SUPER BOWL XIII

Pittsburgh Steelers' quarterback Terry Bradshaw had four touchdown passes in Super Bowl XIII.

Pittsburgh Steelers' quarterback Terry Bradshaw had four touchdown passes in Super Bowl XIII. (Getty Images)

Bradshaw helped the Pittsburgh Steelers to a 35-31 win over the Dallas Cowboys. Bradshaw had 318 passing yards and four touchdown passes, including two to John Stallworth. Bradshaw had an 18-yard touchdown pass to Lynn Swann in the fourth quarter to give Pittsburgh an 18-point lead. The other touchdown pass went to Rocky Bleier in the second quarter.

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3) DOUG WILLIAMS, SUPER BOWL XXII

Doug Williams led Washington to a big blowout win against the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XXII. (Photo by: Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)

Doug Williams led Washington to a big blowout win against the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XXII. (Photo by: Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)

Williams led the Washington Redskins to a 42-10 Super Bowl XXII victory over the Denver Broncos. Williams threw four touchdown passes in the second quarter. Washington scored 35 points in that frame to put the game almost out of reach by halftime. Williams had four touchdown passes in the game with 340 passing yards. Ricky Sanders had two of Williams’ touchdown passes while Clint Didier and Gary Clark had one each.

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3) TROY AIKMAN, SUPER BOWL XXVII

Troy Aikman played a big part in Super Bowl LIV. (Photo by Brian Bahr/Getty Images)

Troy Aikman played a big part in Super Bowl LIV. (Photo by Brian Bahr/Getty Images)

In Super Bowl XXVII, Troy Aikman tied the marks set by Bradshaw and Williams in a blowout win over the Buffalo Bills. Aikman was 22-for-30 with 273 passing yards and four touchdown passes. He had two to Michael Irvin and one each to Jay Novacek and Alvin Harper. The Cowboys won the game, 52-17.

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3) TOM BRADY, SUPER BOWL XLIX

Tom Brady had four touchdown passes in Super Bowl XLIX. (Photo by Tom Pennington/Getty Images)

Tom Brady had four touchdown passes in Super Bowl XLIX. (Photo by Tom Pennington/Getty Images)

Brady’s four touchdown passes led the New England Patriots over the Seattle Seahawks, 28-24. Brady had two touchdown passes in the fourth quarter to push the Patriots ahead – one to Danny Amendola and Julian Edelman. The other two were to Brandon LaFell and Rob Gronkowski. Brady finished 37-for-50 with 328 passing yards.

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2) JOE MONTANA, SUPER BOWL XXIV

Joe Montana had five touchdown passes in Super Bowl XXIV. (Photo by Allsport/Getty Images)

Joe Montana had five touchdown passes in Super Bowl XXIV. (Photo by Allsport/Getty Images)

Montana and the San Francisco 49ers took apart the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XXIV. The 49ers won the game, 55-10, behind Montana’s five touchdown passes. He finished the game 22-for-29 with 297 passing yards. He had three touchdown passes to Jerry rice and one each to John Taylor and Brent Jones.

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1) STEVE YOUNG, SUPER BOWL XXIX

Steve Young set the record for most touchdown passes in a single Super Bowl. (Photo by Focus on Sport/Getty Images)

Steve Young set the record for most touchdown passes in a single Super Bowl. (Photo by Focus on Sport/Getty Images)

Young not only set the record for most touchdown passes in a Super Bowl, but he also broke out from Montana’s long shadow. In Super Bowl XXIX, Young led the 49ers to a 49-26 victory over the San Diego Chargers. He was 24-for-36 with 325 passing yards and six touchdown passes. He threw three to Jerry Rice, two to Ricky Watters and one to William Floyd.