DaBillsFanSince1973

Josh Allen becomes first player in NFL history to put up this unique statistic for quarterbacks The Bills quarterback is the first player in NFL history with 100 passing touchdowns and 30 rushing touchdowns in his first four seasons. Allen has 135 total touchdowns in his first four seasons, trailing only Dan Marino (144) for the most in NFL history in that span. A look at Josh Allen's record-breaking numbers against the Steelers The record-breaking numbers kept coming for Allen, as he became the first NFL QB this season to surpass 300 yards in the first half of the game. The Bills offense as a whole also made their mark in the first half with 400 yards, and they became the first NFL team to reach 400 yards in the first half since Tampa Bay in 2020. First quarterback to do this Allen is the first starting quarterback to beat Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes twice at Arrowhead Stadium. Best at this in Bills history Allen now has a 92.9 career passer rating, which is the best in Bills history. He had a 117.6 passer rating against the Chiefs in Week 6. It was the 21st game of his career (minimum 20 passing attempts) with a passer rating of at least 100. The Bills are 20-1 with this stat under Allen Allen has a 109.1 passer rating to start the 2022 season, which is the second highest in the NFL. His two highest passer ratings this season came in Week 2 against the Titans (128.9) and Week 5 against the Steelers (134.1). The Bills are 20-1 when Allen has a passer rating of at least 100. Allen also has 96 passing first downs, which ties for the best in the NFL. Josh Allen NFL Records First quarterback to rush for at least 95 yards in three consecutive games (Week 12–14, 2018) First quarterback with 10 passing touchdowns and 2 rushing touchdowns through three weeks (Week 1–3, 2020) First quarterback with 375+ pass yards, 3+ pass touchdowns, 0 interceptions and a 130+ QB rating in multiple games in a single season (Week 2, 9 & 13, 2020) Most rushing touchdowns by a quarterback, first 50 starts: 28 (tied with Cam Newton) First quarterback in history with at least 100 touchdown passes and 30 rushing touchdowns in first four seasons (2021) First quarterback to have 300 passing yards, 60 rushing yards, and five touchdowns passes in a playoff game (2022) Highest passer rating in a single postseason: 149.0 (2022) so he's thrown a few ints. no reason to throw him under the bus with this thread, as the OP has. he will bounce back and set more records. he will only get better. have a nice day!

I'll settle for one.

your post speaks volumes OP. thanks for bringing me back down from that black cloud. GO BILLS!!!

or over 60

your posts are what's hilarious

bye! don't let the door hit ya where the good lord split ya... I too, as crazy as it sounds, feel the same way. cursed. that game made me sick to my stomach. feeling they had it won only to be kicked in the balls and have the wind knocked out. the list is long for excruciating losses from this team through the decades. way too long.

sure is a lot of crying going on around this joint.

where's Gene?

GO BILLS!!!

Happy Sunday, Gene...

what part of "family first" do you not see there? she obviously wears the pants in the house hbd to the wife! GO BILLS!!!

Cook will play. I feel the opposite and believe he is getting better with each touch. jmo

I actually liked kyle orton. well, most of the time.

don't touch that dial!!

just smiling

r.i.p. *nsfw

may have been mentioned but what if keenum took the first reps all week because Josh will start but if he feels he can't make a go of it or anything just isn't right then he can trot off the field and keenum can trot on with some preparation under his belt. I would prefer Josh to start and seeing some of the video evidence showing him with no sleeve on his elbow, may be a sign that it isn't that serious?