Forget what you thought you knew about dual-threat quarterbacks, because Josh Allen is on the verge of etching his name into the NFL history books in a way literally no player, at any position, ever has. This dude has been an absolute wrecking ball from day one this season, and what he is about to attempt in Week 4 is pure, unadulterated history in the making.
Allen’s Unstoppable Ground Game Has The League Buzzing
Allen has been tearing it up on the ground this season, ripping off six rushing touchdowns across Buffalo’s first three games. That’s not just good, folks, that’s two rushing scores in *each* of those three matchups! Talk about consistency. His two-score showing against Los Angeles put him in seriously rarefied air, too. He joined legends like Jim Brown from way back in 1958, Stephen Davis in 1999, and Priest Holmes in 2003 as the only players to collect two rushing touchdowns in three straight games to start a year.
Now, if he pulls off that exact same feat again in Week 4 against the Patriots, he’ll become the first player in league history, period, to hit two rushing touchdowns in four straight games to start a season. Let that sink in. No running back, no wide receiver, no defensive player, no one has ever done this. Allen is doing things on the field that we have simply never seen before.
More Than Just Rushing: Allen’s MVP Case Builds Fast
It’s not just this insane streak, either. Allen is already the NFL’s most prolific rushing scorer among quarterbacks, rocking an astounding 85 career rushing touchdowns. This guy is a machine, especially when he’s sniffing the goal-line, and his record on QB sneaks is literally unmatched. Overall, he’s already got 11 total touchdowns under his belt so far this season, proving he can beat you with his arm or his legs.
Sure, he turned the ball over once in the Bills’ win over Los Angeles, nobody’s perfect, right? But with this kind of production, consistently breaching the end zone with both his arm and his legs, he has swiftly emerged as the odds-on favorite for the MVP trophy. And get this, he’s only 15 rushing scores away from tying Marshall Faulk and Shaun Alexander for ninth on the all-time rushing touchdowns list, regardless of position. He’s going to be climbing that list for years, mark my words.
So, get ready for Week 4 against the Patriots. Every single carry, every single goal-line push from Josh Allen is going to be must-watch football. Can he make history? Can he solidify his MVP lead even further? You bet your bottom dollar we’ll be watching to find out!
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Originally reported by The Sporting News.
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