Josh Allen ties Peyton Manning for most touchdowns in a quarterback’s first 10 seasons
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Josh Allen has cemented his place among the NFL’s elite by tying Peyton Manning’s record for most touchdowns thrown in a quarterback’s first decade. The Buffalo Bills signal-caller reached this milestone during a Week 10 matchup against the Minnesota Vikings, showcasing his dual-threat ability that extends beyond the passing game.
Allen has also become one of only four quarterbacks in NFL history to accumulate 5,000 career rushing yards, further solidifying his reputation as a dynamic playmaker. His explosive leap over Vikings linebacker Anthony Barr in 2018 remains a defining moment of his early career, illustrating the athleticism that has set him apart from his peers.
Meanwhile, the Bills’ offensive line has faced challenges, with a key player ruled out before the game, adding another layer of complexity to Allen’s record-breaking season. As the MVP race intensifies, Allen’s consistency and versatility continue to redefine expectations for modern quarterbacks.
