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Josh Allen Breaks Record in Dramatic Bills Comeback

9/8/2025

Summary

Allen Breaks Record

Josh Allen set a new record with 67 rushing touchdowns, surpassing Thurman Thomas's 65.
The Bills staged a comeback, winning 41-40 after trailing 40-25 against the Ravens.
Allen's milestone came in the fourth quarter after an 84-yard drive.
Derrick Henry quickly answered with a 46-yard touchdown, regaining the lead for the Ravens.
Both quarterbacks, Allen and Lamar Jackson, demonstrated their dual-threat abilities in the game.

Summary

Allen Sets Record

The Buffalo Bills kicked off the 2025 NFL season on September 7 against the Baltimore Ravens in Orchard Park.
This game was a rematch of the 2024/25 NFL Divisional Playoff, where the Bills eliminated the Ravens.
A rivalry has emerged, especially between quarterbacks Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson.
Josh Allen set a new record with his 66th rushing touchdown, surpassing Thurman Thomas.
Allen is close to becoming the Bills' all-time leader in passing touchdowns, impacting team success.

History

Historical Context

The "Epic in Miami" on January 2, 1982, saw the San Diego Chargers overcome a 24-point deficit against the Miami Dolphins, with quarterback Dan Fouts throwing for 433 yards. This historic comeback exemplified the NFL's unpredictability, a theme echoed in recent thrilling performances by teams like the Buffalo Bills and players such as Aaron Rodgers, shaping fan expectations and team dynamics in the league.

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Allen Breaks Record

Josh Allen set a new record with 67 rushing touchdowns, surpassing Thurman Thomas's 65.
The Bills staged a comeback, winning 41-40 after trailing 40-25 against the Ravens.
Allen's milestone came in the fourth quarter after an 84-yard drive.
Derrick Henry quickly answered with a 46-yard touchdown, regaining the lead for the Ravens.
Both quarterbacks, Allen and Lamar Jackson, demonstrated their dual-threat abilities in the game.

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