Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen and running back James Cook both contributed rushing touchdowns in their team's recent 36-10 win over the Baltimore Ravens in Week 9.
In doing so, the duo for the Bills (6-1) have set NFL history which they are likely going to continue adding to.
Allen opened the scoring against the Ravens with his trademark QB sneak at the goal line to put Buffalo up 7-0. Then Cook started the push to pull away in the contest by scoring the Bills' first touchdown in the second half, a five-yard carry.
That made Sunday the 16th game that both Allen and Cook scored a rushing touchdown in the same outing. That set NFL history, making it the most times two teammates have scored a rushing touchdown in the game ever the league:
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they took slightly different paths to the end zone, today marked the 16th time that Josh Allen and James Cook both had a rushing TD in the same game, the most such games by a pair of teammates in NFL history‼️ pic.twitter.com/h7CNRmi2CM
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