Josh Allen set an NFL record for quarterbacks and joined three Hall of Fame running backs for another feat on the same play.
Allen was pushed in for a 1-yard touchdown run in the second quarter to give the Buffalo Bills a 21-10 lead over the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday.
It’s Allen’s 78th career rushing touchdown, including playoffs, passing Cam Newton (77) for most by a quarterback in NFL history.
Allen also joined Hall of Fame running backs Jim Brown, Marshall Faulk and LaDainian Tomlinson as the only players in league history — and the first quarterback — to have at least six rushing touchdowns in his first eight seasons.
Allen has 71 career rushing touchdowns in the regular season, trailing only Newton’s 75 for most by a quarterback.
Last week against the Carolina Panthers, Allen passed Newton for the most games in NFL history with both a passing and rushing touchdown, doing it for the 46th time in his career. He had a passing touchdown and rushing touchdown against the Chiefs on Sunday, marking No. 47.
