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Josh Allen now tied with Troy Aikman for career Passing TDs


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74 Andrew Luck        171      2012-2018clt

75 Chris Chandler     170     1988-20047TM

75 Charley Johnson  170.    1961-19753TM

77 Jon Kitna.             169.    1997-20114TM

78 Brad Johnson.      166.    1994-20084TM

79 Troy Aikman+.     165.     1989-2000dal

79 Josh Allen            165.     2018-2023buf

81 Daryle Lamonica. 164.    1963-19742TM

81 Jim Plunkett.        164.    1971-19863TM

83 Trent Green         162.    1997-20084TM

84 Jeff Garcia.         161.     1999-20095TM

84 Earl Morrall.         161.    1956-19766TM

84 Jake Plummer.    161.    1997-20062TM

87 Joe Theismann.  160.   1974-1985was

88 Tommy Kramer   159.   1977-19902TM

89 Steve Bartkowski156

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5 minutes ago, Billzgobowlin said:

74 Andrew Luck        171      2012-2018clt

75 Chris Chandler     170     1988-20047TM

75 Charley Johnson  170.    1961-19753TM

77 Jon Kitna.             169.    1997-20114TM

78 Brad Johnson.      166.    1994-20084TM

79 Troy Aikman+.     165.     1989-2000dal

79 Josh Allen            165.     2018-2023buf

81 Daryle Lamonica. 164.    1963-19742TM

81 Jim Plunkett.        164.    1971-19863TM

83 Trent Green         162.    1997-20084TM

84 Jeff Garcia.         161.     1999-20095TM

84 Earl Morrall.         161.    1956-19766TM

84 Jake Plummer.    161.    1997-20062TM

87 Joe Theismann.  160.   1974-1985was

88 Tommy Kramer   159.   1977-19902TM

89 Steve Bartkowski156

I want to see him at least at 187-190 by the time we win the superbowl this year.

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1 minute ago, Billzgobowlin said:

I was actually looking for that but this one is from profootball reference and I don't see it.  I'm guessing at least top 50


Appreciate you checking. 
 

We’re starting to see that Allen is already at the Andrew Luck level, a guy people are already pushing for the HOF. 
 

Allen keeps this up for 10 years and he will be remembered the way Hasek is in the NHL. Known as a great goalie during his time, but only appreciated as one of the GOATs after his career ended and people became gobsmacked after looking at his stats. 

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33 minutes ago, ToGoGo said:


Appreciate you checking. 
 

We’re starting to see that Allen is already at the Andrew Luck level, a guy people are already pushing for the HOF. 
 

Allen keeps this up for 10 years and he will be remembered the way Hasek is in the NHL. Known as a great goalie during his time, but only appreciated as one of the GOATs after his career ended and people became gobsmacked after looking at his stats. 

Not to derail the thread, but Luck is not a HOFer. 

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2 hours ago, Patrick Fitzryan said:

Same...passing numbers didn't really explode until around 2000ish. It's why you really can't compare eras for QBs.

Hate to say it, but 84 Marino was the greatest season by a QB of all time. You gotta look at the comparisons and nobody was even coming close to that. Especially because of the fact you could mug a receiver past 5 yards. 5084 yards 48 TDS. Absolutely insane for that era and is an MVP level stat line even today. 

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6 hours ago, Nephilim17 said:

Shocked to hear Aikman has that few.

Aikman was a pedestrian QB that played near flawlessly in the SB playoff runs. He had only one season with 20+ TDs. That same year he had 8TD passes in the playoffs. That said he probably could have had a few more passing TDs if not for Emmitt Smith 

He had 141 career INT or 3% INT rate. Despite 75 INT already in Allen's career he is still lower INT rate at 2.4%. 

3 hours ago, ChronicAndKnuckles said:

Hate to say it, but 84 Marino was the greatest season by a QB of all time. You gotta look at the comparisons and nobody was even coming close to that. Especially because of the fact you could mug a receiver past 5 yards. 5084 yards 48 TDS. Absolutely insane for that era and is an MVP level stat line even today. 

Why hate to say it? It's true. If Marino played in this era he would be unstoppable.  

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7 hours ago, ToGoGo said:

We’re starting to see that Allen is already at the Andrew Luck level, a guy people are already pushing for the HOF. 
 

Allen keeps this up for 10 years and he will be remembered the way Hasek is in the NHL. Known as a great goalie during his time, but only appreciated as one of the GOATs after his career ended and people became gobsmacked after looking at his stats. 

 

6 hours ago, ChronicAndKnuckles said:

Not to derail the thread, but Luck is not a HOFer. 

 

Not only is Luck not a HOFer but anyone who's even a casual fan of the NFL can clearly see that Josh's career trajectory is a HOF one. He and Mahomes are obviously on schedule for Canton.

 

5 hours ago, FireChans said:

About 50 TD’s ahead.

 

4 hours ago, BBFL said:

Yeah, just checked. 217. Pretty impressive. 

 

Josh Allen 165 passing 51 rushing 1 passing for 217 total in 92 games (2.36/game).

 

Patrick Mahomes 217 passing 12 rushing 0 passing for 229 total in 94 games (2.44/game).

 

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7 hours ago, ToGoGo said:


Appreciate you checking. 
 

We’re starting to see that Allen is already at the Andrew Luck level, a guy people are already pushing for the HOF. 
 

Allen keeps this up for 10 years and he will be remembered the way Hasek is in the NHL. Known as a great goalie during his time, but only appreciated as one of the GOATs after his career ended and people became gobsmacked after looking at his stats. 

 

Really?

 

Hasek won 6 Vezina trophys being voted as the leagues best goalie each time.

 

That's second only to Jacques Plante who has 7 and played in the 50s and 60s.

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2 minutes ago, Kaenon said:

 

Really?

 

Hasek won 6 Vezina trophys being voted as the leagues best goalie each time.

 

That's second only to Jacques Plante who has 7 and played in the 50s and 60s.


Right?!?

 

Hasek is at a Brady, Manning, Montana level of conversation. 

 

Nobody thinks Hasek is an afterthought. 

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18 minutes ago, Kaenon said:

 

Really?

 

Hasek won 6 Vezina trophys being voted as the leagues best goalie each time.

 

That's second only to Jacques Plante who has 7 and played in the 50s and 60s.


He won the Vezinas and Harts but he was not looked at in the same historical light as Roy or Plante or Sawchuk at the time. 
 

Main reason was no cups. Second was being in small market Buffalo. And third was the European bias which was much stronger back then. Another reason is he came to the league when he was nearly 30 playing most of his early career in the Soviet controlled Czech Republic so his win totals weren’t high. 
 

It was only after retirement did he start being seen as the #1 or #1A goalie of all time (next to Roy). 

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7 hours ago, ToGoGo said:


Appreciate you checking. 
 

We’re starting to see that Allen is already at the Andrew Luck level, a guy people are already pushing for the HOF. 
 

Allen keeps this up for 10 years and he will be remembered the way Hasek is in the NHL. Known as a great goalie during his time, but only appreciated as one of the GOATs after his career ended and people became gobsmacked after looking at his stats. 

I must have a different memory than you but many thought Hasek was the GOAT while he played.

 

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17 minutes ago, Mango said:


Right?!?

 

Hasek is at a Brady, Manning, Montana level of conversation. 

 

Nobody thinks Hasek is an afterthought. 


He is now. It was only after he retired did the hockey buffs really accept him as GOAT level. 

Just now, SMAKCruiser said:

I must have a different memory than you but many thought Hasek was the GOAT while he played.

 

 Maybe in Buffalo. 

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5 minutes ago, ToGoGo said:


He is now. It was only after he retired did the hockey buffs really accept him as GOAT level. 

 Maybe in Buffalo. 

Nope. Everywhere it was widely known that Hasek was all-time incredible. On an interesting, and related, note, he stayed at a hotel I worked in back in 2000. I had heard that he was prickly and difficult, but he was anything but. Truly gracious and had a lovely family.

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7 hours ago, ToGoGo said:


Appreciate you checking. 
 

We’re starting to see that Allen is already at the Andrew Luck level, a guy people are already pushing for the HOF. 
 

Allen keeps this up for 10 years and he will be remembered the way Hasek is in the NHL. Known as a great goalie during his time, but only appreciated as one of the GOATs after his career ended and people became gobsmacked after looking at his stats. 

Are people seriously pushing for Luck to be in the hall?  I havent seen it, but if true, my God. 

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