Overview
- Allen, who scored on a 1-yard run against the New York Jets on Sunday, Nov. 15, 2026, moved past Peyton Manning for the most combined regular‑season touchdowns through a player’s first 10 seasons.
- The touchdown gave Allen a career total of 323 regular‑season scores, made up of 232 passing, 89 rushing and two receiving touchdowns.
- He reached the record in his 137th career game, well ahead of Manning’s pace of 160 games during his first 10 seasons.
- Allen tied Manning’s mark the previous week with a 25-yard touchdown pass to rookie tight end Keleki Latu on Monday Night Football.
- Patrick Mahomes is the only other active top‑10 quarterback who could still add to his total this season, and Allen’s mix of passing and high rushing totals will reshape how comparisons are made between modern dual‑threat QBs and past, mostly passing, quarterbacks.