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Allen broke a record long held by former Bills QB Joe Ferguson Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen now has sole possession of the second-most regular-season passing touchdowns in franchise history, passing Joe Ferguson (181 passing TDs). In classic Allen fashion, his latest franchise-defining moment was a play for the ages, connecting with rookie running back Ray Davis for a 63-yard catch and run blitz-beater against the Miami Dolphins. Allen set the new franchise record of 182 regular-season passing touchdowns just halfway into his seventh season with the Bills. Now, Allen can set his sights on Hall of Fame quarterback Jim Kelly and his 237 career regular-season passing touchdowns. As of writing, Allen trails Kelly by 55 touchdowns.

The question becomes when, not if, Josh Allen reaches those lofty heights set by Jim Kelly. There has never been a dual-threat quarterback more successful at finding the end zone in NFL history than the Buffalo Bills' MVP QB. On Sunday, Allen ran for a 1-yard touchdown and then threw a 54-yard TD to Khalil Shakir. This marked the 46th game of his career with at least one passing touchdown and one rushing touchdown. The previous record was held by Panthers great Cam Newton, at 45. Allen tied that 45 mark earlier this season.

Bills quarterback Josh Allen met with the media on October 29, 2025 and discussed preparing to face a familiar opponent in the Chiefs in Week 9, executing on offense, facing Chiefs DC Steve Spagnuolo,... Quarterback Josh Allen addressed the 40-9 victory over the Carolina Panthers on Sunday October 26th. Topics include; RB James Cook's performance, playing complementary football, his concern with moving the ball through the air, the defensive effort forcing turnovers, and WR Khalil Shakir's big touchdown reception. Josh Allen with a 54-yard touchdown pass to Khalil Shakir vs. Carolina Panthers, 10/26/2025 Josh Allen rushes for a 1-yard touchdown vs.

Carolina Panthers, 10/26/2025 Quarterback Josh Allen addressed the media after practice on Wednesday October 22nd. Topics include: coming off the bye week, finishing drives, building off positives the offense has had so far, not losing three straight, avoiding sacks, where the team is in terms of becoming close with... Josh Allen didn’t just beat the Carolina Panthers on Sunday. He beat one of their legends, too. The Buffalo Bills quarterback passed former Panthers star Cam Newton for the most games in NFL history with both a passing and rushing touchdown, doing it for the 46th time in his career.

Allen reached the milestone with a 1-yard rushing score in the second quarter, then added a short pass to Khalil Shakir in the third quarter that turned into a 54-yard touchdown after multiple broken... Allen later ran for another 1-yard touchdown, his second of the day. "It's cool," Allen shrugged regarding breaking Newton's record. "Just finding a way to win. That's all we're trying to do." The performance also pushed Allen further up the league’s all-time rushing touchdown list.

He now ranks 35th in NFL history, and second among active players, behind only Derrick Henry (111), with 70 rushing touchdowns, more than Larry Csonka, Herschel Walker and Eddie George. Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen made NFL history Sunday against the Carolina Panthers. In finding the end zone three times en route to a blowout win, Allen notched his 46th career game with both a passing and rushing touchdown. That surpassed the mark of 45 such games that Cam Newton racked up throughout his career, making Allen the NFL's new leader. Coincidentally, Allen broke the record against Newton's old team. The history-making touchdown came in thrilling fashion, too.

Allen hit Khalil Shakir for an explosive 54-yard scoring pass with 12:18 left in the third quarter, which at the time extended the Bills' lead to 23 points. He notched his first rushing score earlier in the game when he punched the ball in from a yard out late in the second quarter. YAC YAC YAC 👏#BUFvsCAR on Fox pic.twitter.com/l71AklwzHg Later in the third quarter, Allen made even more history with his second rushing score of the afternoon. The lunge into the end zone made him just the second quarterback in league history with 70 career rushing touchdowns. Josh Allen becomes the second QB ever with 70 career rushing TDs!BUFvsCAR on FOX/FOX Onehttps://t.co/HkKw7uXnxV pic.twitter.com/4NJh8K9rLw

Bills quarterback Josh Allen explains his feelings about being asked what it will take to get the team over the hump to win a Super Bowl. (2:10) ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. -- Josh Allen rolled his eyes. The question hadn't even been finished, but the words that the Buffalo Bills quarterback had heard over and over again were brought up -- to his displeasure: When you're asked about getting over that... "I think if I knew how to get over that hump, we would've gotten over that hump already," Allen said.

Allen has become all too familiar with the line of questioning as the Bills' quest to reach the Super Bowl has extended over the years. His seven playoff wins are the most by any quarterback in NFL history without a Super Bowl appearance. Allen is now a winner of the league's MVP award and widely considered one of the best quarterbacks in the NFL. November 3, 2024 Jkfootballadmin Buffalo Bills 0 Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen now holds the record for the second-most regular-season passing touchdowns in the franchise’s history, surpassing Joe Ferguson’s total of 181 touchdowns. True to form, Allen achieved this milestone in spectacular fashion by connecting with rookie running back Ray Davis for a remarkable 63-yard touchdown against the Miami Dolphins.

With 182 passing touchdowns, Allen established a new franchise record just halfway through his seventh season with the Bills. He now has his sights set on Hall of Fame quarterback Jim Kelly, who leads with 237 career regular-season passing touchdowns. Currently, Allen is 55 touchdowns shy of Kelly’s mark. The question now is not if, but when Josh Allen will reach the impressive totals set by Jim Kelly. Allen broke a record long held by former Bills QB Joe Ferguson Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen now has sole possession of the second-most regular-season passing touchdowns in franchise history, passing Joe Ferguson (181 passing TDs).

In classic Allen fashion, his latest franchise-defining moment was a play for the ages, connecting with rookie running back Ray Davis for a 63-yard catch and run blitz-beater against the Miami Dolphins. Allen set the new franchise record of 182 regular-season passing touchdowns just halfway into his seventh season with the Bills. Now, Allen can set his sights on Hall of Fame quarterback Jim Kelly and his 237 career regular-season passing touchdowns. As of writing, Allen trails Kelly by 55 touchdowns. The question becomes when, not if, Josh Allen reaches those lofty heights set by Jim Kelly. : @paramountplus pic.twitter.com/pKf94BE16k

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