Bills quarterback Josh Allen passed former Panthers star Cam Newton for the most games in NFL history with both a passing and rushing touchdown.

The history-making touchdown came in thrilling fashion, too. Allen hit Khalil Shakir for an explosive 54-yard scoring pass with 12:18 left in the third quarter, which at the time extended the Bills' lead to 23 points. He notched his first rushing score earlier in the game when he punched the ball in from a yard out late in the second quarter.

With his 54-yard touchdown pass to Khalil Shakir, Allen has now passed Cam Newton for the most games with a passing and rushing touchdown with 46. Coincidentally, Allen breaks the record in the stadium where Newton called home for the vast majority of his professional career.

Sunday's showdown between the Buffalo Bills and the Kansas City Chiefs, two of the AFC's most prolific teams, delivered drama and consequence. With the Bills emerging 28-21 in O

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After a slow start for Bills quarterback Josh Allen, he exploded in the second half to break a record set by Cam Newton.

Josh Allen is one of the best NFL quarterbacks and the Buffalo Bills are clearly a top-tier team. However, during their game against the Carolina Panthers, the current MVP surpassed host team's legend Cam Newton to get a new NFL record.

Buffalo Bills' quarterback Josh Allen is on pace to break Cam Newton's scrimmage TD record, with a game in Carolina lined up for later this month. Newton currently holds the record for total touchdowns among quarterbacks, with 76 in his career (75 rushing ...