Josh Allen Breaks Patrick Mahomes’ Record: Fastest to 300 Touchdowns in NFL History

Josh Allen Surpasses Patrick Mahomes’ Record: Fastest to 300 Touchdowns

In a game that will be remembered for years to come, Josh Allen has officially passed Patrick Mahomes to become the

fastest player in NFL history to reach 300 career touchdowns. Achieving this milestone in just 127 games, Allen’s performance in the Buffalo Bills’ victory over the Miami Dolphins

on September 19, 2025, was nothing short of spectacular.

Allen’s record-breaking feat showcases his incredible talent and consistency as he led the Bills to a 31-21 victory, maintaining their undefeated start to the season. The Bills' star quarterback didn’t just rely on his arm—he also displayed his dual-threat capabilities with impressive rushing plays, solidifying his place as one of the most dangerous quarterbacks in the league.

"I’m just getting started," Allen said after the game. "People talk about Mahomes’ records, but I’m here to make my own legacy. You’ll see more of that this season."

Allen’s achievement not only highlights his incredible work ethic but also adds fuel to the ever-growing rivalry between him and Mahomes. The two have often been compared, and their performances have captivated NFL fans around the world. With Allen now holding the record for the fastest to 300 touchdowns, the league will continue to watch closely as both quarterbacks fight to define their legacies.

This historic moment also underscores the importance of Allen’s leadership in the Bills’ offense. With a solid supporting cast of receivers and a reliable offensive line, Allen is poised to continue making waves throughout the NFL this season. As the Bills look to extend their winning streak, Allen’s performances will be critical to their championship aspirations.

The record-breaking touchdown is a testament to Allen’s continued growth and success, and as he leads the Bills toward another playoff run, fans can expect even more records to fall as the season progresses.