LSU quarterback Joe Burrow broke the single-season touchdown passes record Monday night in the national championship game against Clemson.

Burrow's fourth touchdown pass of the night was to Thaddeus Moss gave the quarterback the record. He broke a record set by former Hawaii quarterback Colt Brennan. Brennan set the record during the 2006 season with 58. He also had 5,549 passing yards to go along with the touchdown mark.

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He later threw a great pass to Terrace Marshall in the fourth quarter to give the team a bit more leeway.

Into the fourth quarter, Burrow had 60 touchdown passes on the season.

The Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback was 16-for-28 with 270 passing yards with four total touchdowns in the first half.

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Burrow had two touchdown passes to Ja’Marr Chase in the first half. Chase had six catches for 162 yards at the half. He also had touchdown passes to Moss.

Clemson struck early thanks to a Trevor Lawrence rushing touchdown. It took LSU a bit to get going but once they started to pick up the rhythm it made LSU nearly impossible to stop.

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Burrow has had an incredible 2019 season en route to the Heisman Trophy win. Coming into the game, he had recorded 55 touchdown passes and 5,208 passing yards. His touchdown pass mark led the nation going into the game and his passing yards mark was second in the nation.