
3 Franchise Records That Will Most Likely Be Broken By Josh Allen This Season
Did anyone think that Josh Allen would be the dominating force in the league that he has become. You have to guess that even Brandon Beane might have had some doubts when he picked him. But he's proven to be one of the best to ever put on a Bills jersey. This year, he could extend his greatness by breaking these franchise records.
Josh Allen already owns several Buffalo Bills franchise records
For the last couple of years, it has felt like Josh Allen breaks a new record every time he takes the field. It's got to be hard to keep up with for the stat keepers. Here are the records he already holds for the Buffalo Bills:
Most Total Touchdowns (Passing, Rushing, Receiving): Surpassed Jim Kelly's previous record of 244 total touchdowns. He's currently at 301, and still going. He's got 242 passing touchdowns, 58 rushing touchdowns, and 1 receiving touchdown.
Most Rushing Touchdowns by a Quarterback: Jack Kemp held the record for years at 25. Josh has shattered that record with 58.
Most Total Offensive Yards: Not only does he hold the all-time franchise mark for total yards (passing + rushing) but the league record too. He's at over 30,595 total yards
Most Consecutive Passes Without an Interception: Josh Allen threw for 231 consecutive passes without a pick in 2024. The previous record was 222 and was held by Tyrod Taylor.
Most Passing Yards in a Season: 4,544 yards, he broke Drew Bledsoe's 2002 mark (4,359 yards) in 2020.
Most Passing Touchdowns in a Season: 37 passing TDs (2020), eclipsing Jim Kelly’s previous record of 33 (1991).
Most Total Touchdowns in a Season: 45 total TDs (2020: 37 passing, 8 rushing). He also matched 44 total TDs in 2023 (29 passing, 15 rushing).
Most Rushing Touchdowns by a QB in a Season: 15 rushing TDs (2023), which also tied the NFL single-season record for quarterbacks.
Most Pass Completions in a Season: 409 completions (2021), breaking his own 2020 mark (396).
Highest Completion Percentage in a Season: 69.2% (2020).
Josh Allen isn't done breaking records yet
This year, Josh Allen could add some more records to his resume. He's currently 2nd in at least 3 categories.
Passing Touchdowns: He has the chance to beat Jim Kelly in passing touchdowns. He only needs 17 to take the lead.
Passing Yards: He could also beat Kelly in passing yards. That one would require an incredible season though. Kelly still holds that record with 35,467. Josh is behind him with 30,102.
Total Wins: Jim Kelly holds this record at 101 wins. Josh Allen has 88 regular season wins and 8 playoff wins, putting him at 96 total. With just 5 wins, he could tie Jim Kelly. With 6, he could break that record. It's one we all expect him to have at the end of the season.
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