Josh Allen Just Hit 100 Wins, And His Next 6 Could Rewrite The Record Books

Josh Allen just bagged his 100th NFL win, a massive milestone he snagged in a wild 37-34 overtime slugfest against the Los Angeles Rams on Monday Night Football. This isn’t just any win, either. It puts the Buffalo Bills quarterback in seriously rare air, making him only the fourth quarterback in NFL history to clock at least 100 victories, including postseason games, within his first nine seasons. Talk about a statement early in the season!

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Seriously, that’s a short list Allen just joined. We’re talking about legends here. Patrick Mahomes leads the pack with 112 wins through his first nine seasons, Russell Wilson had 107, and Tom Brady hit 101. Allen, who officially took the reins as Buffalo’s starting quarterback back in 2018, just hit the triple-digit mark only five games into his ninth year in the league. It’s an incredible pace that shows just how impactful he’s been since day one for the Bills.

The Records He’s Still Chasing Down

That Rams win also pushed Allen to his 92nd regular-season victory. That number ties him with none other than Peyton Manning for the third-most regular-season wins by a starting quarterback in their first nine NFL seasons. When you look at that list, only Wilson, with 98, and Mahomes, with 95, have more. And here’s the kicker: Allen has a full 12 games remaining in his ninth season. Six more regular-season wins would actually put him ahead of both Wilson and Mahomes for the absolute most in a quarterback’s first nine seasons. Getting to the top spot on the combined wins list, which includes postseason games, is going to be a tougher climb, especially since we can’t predict how many playoff games Buffalo will get to play. But honestly, it’s certainly within reach for this guy. These lists just totally scream how much the landscape in Buffalo has transformed since Allen first arrived back in 2018.

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Originally reported by Buffalo Rumblings.