Kadarius Toney made a pair of game-changing plays in the 4th quarter of the Super Bowl on Sunday night.

First, Toney scored the go-ahead touchdown to give the Chiefs a 28-27 lead early in the final stanza. The touchdown came on 3rd and 3 with under 12 minutes to go in the contest.

Here’s that play:

Then, after an Eagles 3-and-out, Toney changed the game again.

He caught a low line drive punt, broke a tackle, got to the edge and then used his speed to get down the near sideline for the longest punt return touchdown in NFL history.

All told, it was a 65-yard touchdown which set up the Chiefs to score another touchdown.

Here’s the play:

A few players later, Skyy Moore found the end zone to give the Chiefs a 35-27 lead.

This is easily the biggest game of Toney’s relatively short NFL career. After failing to make an impact with the Giants, he was picked up by the Chiefs earlier this season and has found a role with the team. He caught 14 passes for 171 yards and 2 touchdowns for KC in the regular season this year.