Josh Allen tied former quarterback Jim Kelly for the most passing touchdowns in franchise history this past Week 6, hitting an incredible 258 scores including the postseason. The guy was absolutely slinging it against the Las Vegas Raiders, putting up 255 yards and two touchdowns in a rock-solid performance that just keeps building his legacy.
Allen Was Dialed In Through the Air
You gotta hand it to him, Allen was absolutely on point through the air. He completed 23 of his 33 passes, showing real precision and control. He wasn’t just connecting, he was making those completions count, piling up 255 yards. And get this: *two* touchdowns with *zero* interceptions. Talk about command of the offense, right? It’s that kind of clean, efficient play that makes you stand up and cheer.
Elite Performance, Even Without the Rush
Yeah, he only rushed five times for a single yard in this game, and he didn’t punch in a rushing score this time around. Honestly, that was about the only thing that didn’t go perfectly for him out there. But let’s be real, the dude still delivers those outstanding stat lines, week after week. If you’ve got him on your fantasy team, you know exactly what I’m talking about: he’s locked in as a strong QB1 across the board. The guy just keeps performing at an elite level, and it’s something special to watch.
What’s next for this guy? He’s consistently putting up numbers, cementing his legacy, and keeping fans hyped. Allen is clearly still in elite form, making every single snap must-watch football. You gotta love seeing that kind of consistent, top-tier play.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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