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Josh Allen Stays Tied With Cam Newton After Scare in Houston

He returned to action one touchdown shy of the quarterback rushing record after being honored for his six-score game.

Overview

  • Allen remains at 75 regular-season rushing touchdowns, level with Cam Newton, and needs one more to hold the career QB record outright.
  • He was named AFC Offensive Player of the Week for his 317-yard, three-passing, three-rushing touchdown performance against the Buccaneers, the 17th such honor of his career.
  • Early against the Texans, Allen absorbed a hard hit from Will Anderson Jr., had his left elbow taped, did not visit the medical tent, and returned for the next series.
  • Houston entered the game as one of three teams yet to allow a rushing touchdown by an opposing quarterback this season, adding difficulty to Allen’s short-yardage attempts.
  • Including playoffs, Allen already leads all quarterbacks with 82 career rushing touchdowns and also leads this season in total touchdowns with 28, with 10 on the ground.