‘The Bills (8-4) rushed for 249 yards – more than any opponent ever at Acrisure Stadium – to control the tempo, flow, momentum and then some. James Cook ran for 144 yards and Josh Allen, as usual, chipped in with some clutch runs, finishing off one drive with a 8-yard TD on fourth down.’
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Josh Allen passes Cam Newton, sets record for most rushing TDs by QB
‘The reigning NFL MVP is up to 11 rushing touchdowns this season; his single-season best is 15 from the 2022 campaign. Allen has at least six rushing touchdowns in all eight of his pro seasons. ‘
Josh Allen sets career mark for rushing TDs by a QB as the Bills mash the reeling Steelers 26-7
‘The Bills found it during three hours of remarkably simple and remarkably effective football in a 26-7 victory on Sunday that made up for in sheer force what it lacked in style.’
Josh Allen sets NFL record as Bills thump Steelers
‘James Cook III led the Bills’ rushing attack the entire game. He had 144 yards on the ground on 32 carries. Buffalo totaled a whopping 249 rushing yards against the Steelers.’
Bills' Josh Allen sets NFL record for rushing TDs by a QB
‘Josh Allen set the NFL career record for regular-season touchdown runs by a quarterback with his 8-yard score in the fourth quarter. It was the 76th rushing touchdown of Allen’s eight-year career, breaking the record held by Cam Newton (75).’
Bills add insult to injury for Aaron Rodgers as they silence Steelers and post historic rushing total
‘Trailing 7-3 at halftime, the Bills opened the second half with two quick touchdowns set up by turnovers. The first was Christian Benford’s fumble return for a score after Joey Bosa strip-sacked Aaron Rodgers on Pittsburgh’s first play of the third quarter.’
Look: Josh Allen breaks Cam Newton's NFL record for touchdown runs by a quarterback
‘On third-and-goal early in the fourth quarter, Allen bulldozed his way for an eight-yard score that extended the Bills’ lead to 23-7. The score was Allen’s 76th career touchdown run, surpassing Cam Newton for the most rushing touchdowns in NFL history for a quarterback. Buffalo would go on win, 26-7.’
4 Takeaways From the Bills' Win Over the Steelers
‘There’s no way around it: This Buffalo Bills team is just not loaded with offensive talent. They do have a strong running game (more on that in a moment), but not nearly enough weapons in the passing game.’
Josh Allen Makes History, Breaks NFL’s All-Time Rushing Touchdown Record for a QB
‘With an 8-yard rushing touchdown in the Bills’ game against the Steelers on Sunday, Allen became the NFL’s all-time leader in rushing touchdowns by a quarterback, notching his 76th rushing touchdown to officially surpass Cam Newton’s record.’
How Bills used Brandin Cooks in Buffalo debut for recently cut Saints WR
‘That left little for Cooks to do, but he was out there.’
Josh Allen continues dominance over Pittsburgh Steelers All-Pro defensive back
‘It’s pretty coincidental that Allen set the record against the Steelers and defensive back Jalen Ramsey. Back in 2018, Ramsey infamously called the now-reigning MVP “trash” in an interview with GQ.’
Bills run rampant and create incredible history against Steelers
‘As the fourth quarter was winding down, the Bills’ rushing attack continued to beat Pittsburgh into submission, and as such, rushing for 237 yards, made history, which is the most yards by a visiting team at Acrisure Stadium.’
Bills playoff picture: What win over Steelers in Week 13 means for Buffalo's postseason chances
‘The Bills moved to 8-4 with the win. They still trail the New England Patriots by two games in the AFC East, but head into Week 14 still clutching to a playoff spot.’
Bills' Josh Allen points to 1 critical moment that woke up offense vs. Steelers
‘Facing a second-and-three with three minutes left in the first half, Allen took off running, went to slide down, but was hit by Patrick Queen as he was sliding down to the ground, in what could have easily been an unnecessary roughness flag, but it wasn’t forthcoming.’
Bills' Josh Allen makes history with 76th rushing TD vs. Steelers
‘it was Allen’s 76th rushing touchdown of his career, and that’s significant because it moved him past Cam Newton for the most rushing touchdowns in NFL history by a quarterback.’