Josh Allen needed less than nine seasons to break Peyton Manning's 10-year record.
The Buffalo Bills quarterback scored on a 1-yard run against the New York Jets on Sunday, giving him the most total touchdowns by a player through his first 10 seasons in NFL history.
Allen has accounted for 323 regular-season touchdowns — 232 passing, 89 rushing and two receiving.
He tied Manning's record with a 25-yard touchdown pass to rookie tight end Keleki Latu against the Minnesota Vikings on Monday Night Football.
Manning played all 160 regular-season games during his first 10 seasons. Allen broke the record in his 137th career game.
And he still has the…
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