Overview
- Allen holds the quarterback rushing touchdown mark with 77, while Hurts is third at 63 as they head into a Week 17 matchup.
- ESPN’s analysis projects both could surpass Emmitt Smith’s 164 rushing touchdowns early in 2034 if current trends in usage and health persist.
- The push sneak fuels much of Hurts’ short-yardage scoring, with 36 such touchdowns since 2022, and the Eagles have run the play 148 times to the Bills’ 79.
- Allen’s short-yardage impact has grown, averaging 13 rushing touchdowns over the past three seasons, and he has not missed game time for injury since his rookie year.
- Hurts is pacing for career lows in rushing attempts and yards this season and has noted the push sneak is getting harder to execute as defenses adjust.