Buffalo Bills superstar quarterback Josh Allen added another feat to his career resume on Sunday during his team's 36-31 win against the Houston Texans, becoming the fastest quarterback in NFL history to reach 300 combined passing and rushing touchdowns.
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— Buffalo Bills (@BuffaloBills) September 14, 2026
Allen reached the milestone in his 129th career game. He continued a run of production that has made him one of the NFL’s most difficult players to defend. Allen’s total comes after years of effective play as the NFL’s most dangerous dual-threat quarterback.
The achievement separates Allen from other prolific quarterbacks by highlighting the versatility of his game. He has delivered explosive plays through the air,
extended drives with his legs and repeatedly finished possessions himself near the end zone throughout his career.
Allen’s feat coming in a tough matchup against what may be the best defense in the NFL in the Texans’ unit, adds more distinction to what he was able to accomplish. His performance again illustrated the combination of arm strength, mobility and physicality that has shaped the Bills’ offense in recent memory.
The 30-year-old Allen’s scoring versatility has helped establish the Bills as a consistent Super Bowl contender in the league and remains central to the team’s pursuit of postseason success.
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