As he often does, Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen did it in style.
And now he's on the brink of breaking an iconic team record because of it.
During the Bills' 33-30 win over the Las Vegas Raiders, Allen scored another trademark "only Josh" type of touchdown.
From more than 15 yards away from the Raiders' end zone, Allen was surrounded by defenders and looked like he was going to take a sack. Instead, Allen shoveled a pass 15 yards down the field and into the hands of wide receiver Keon Coleman in the end zone.
Not only was the play memorable because of Allen's effort, but because it puts him with 258 career passing touchdowns. That puts Allen in a tie with Pro Football Hall of Famer Jim Kelly for the most touchdowns in Bills franchise history:
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