Josh Allen Breaks Buffalo Bills Passing Touchdown Record

NFL Week 8 was a good week for the Buffalo Bills. Not only did the team extend its winning streak when coming back to the gridiron from a bye week, but it also did so in epic fashion. Buffalo, which has beaten Baltimore 5 of their last 6 meetings, including a big game in the playoffs in 2025, flat-out dominated the Ravens in the 15th matchup of their new rivalry, winning 36-10.

If that wasn't enough for members of the Bills Mafia, they were able to do it while helping two Buffalo Bills players set team records that at one point many thought could never be done.

While it took until the fourth quarter to happen, Buffalo's Josh Allen has moved past Hall of Fame Quarterback Jim Kelly with the team record for passing touchdowns.

With just over 12 minutes left in the fourth quarter, Josh Allen was able to find a streaking DJ Moore in the end zone for a touchdown score that put the Bills up 29-10 over the Ravens. That score also moved Josh Allen into sole ownership of the Buffalo Bills passing touchdown record, his 259th. The previous record of 258 was held by Jim Kelly, who held that record since he retired from the league in 1997.

If there is anything we know about JA17, it's that he wasn't done for the afternoon as he tossed another strike to Dalton Kincaid with just under 6 minutes left in the game, giving the Bills 36 points and QB1 his 260th career touchdown pass.

Allen, who finished the game going 21-34 passing with 289 yards through the air, two passing touchdowns, plus 30 yards rushing with another rushing touchdown, has moved into 9th place on the all-time touchdown passing list for currently active players.