What happened: Allen reached the mark with another two-rushing-touchdown performance Sunday. The total moved him past Marshall Faulk and level with Eric Dickerson on the combined regular-season-and-postseason list.
Why it matters: The stat underscores how often Allen finishes drives with his legs, not just his arm. For a quarterback, drawing even with Hall of Fame running backs in multi-score rushing games is an unusually durable red-zone marker.
By the numbers: Allen now has 23 career games with multiple rushing touchdowns, including playoffs. That puts him tied with Eric Dickerson and one ahead of Marshall Faulk.
What to watch: The next benchmark comes with Allen's next multi-rushing-touchdown game, which would move him ahead of Dickerson. His rushing workload will stay under the spotlight after Joe Brady downplays Josh Allen knee concern after win.