What happened: Josh Allen scored a rushing touchdown against the New York Jets on Sunday to reach 323 career total touchdowns. The score moved Allen past Peyton Manning, who recorded 322 total touchdowns across his first nine NFL seasons. Allen reached the mark nine games into his ninth career campaign.
Why it matters: The score places Allen at the top of NFL history for total touchdowns by a player in his first nine seasons. Buffalo entered Sunday aiming to move to 7-1 on the year behind Allen's league-leading offensive production.
By the numbers: Josh Allen: 323 total touchdowns in 9 seasons. Peyton Manning: 322 total touchdowns in first 9 seasons.
What to watch: Buffalo looks to close out the divisional win over New York and protect its standing atop the AFC East.