Josh Allen surpassed Patrick Mahomes the fastest player in NFL history to record 300 total touchdowns in the regular season and playoffs.

Metcalf, the offseason acquisition from the Seattle Seahawks, hit a top speed of 21.17 miles per hour on the touchdown, according to NFL Next Generation Stats. Metcalf’s speed ranked sixth in the NFL for fastest ballcarrier in the 2025 season.

Thursday night's win over the Dolphins was Bills quarterback Josh Allen's 127th career game. And his three touchdown passes took him to 301 total touchdowns. No player in NFL history has reached that milestone, that quickly. The previous record belonged to Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, who reached 300 total touchdowns in 128 career games.

Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills started the season hot and the quarterback broke an NFL record. How long did it take for Kansas City Chiefs' quarterback, Patrick Mahomes, to get to the milestone?

Patrick Mahomes threw for four touchdowns in a resurgent Kansas City Chiefs rout of the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, as the Philadelphia Eagles extended their perfect start to the season with a battling win against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Josh Allen notched his 200th career touchdown pass in the Buffalo Bills’ game against the Miami Dolphins, becoming the sixth-fastest player in NFL history to do so.

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen did not waste any time setting a new record in Week 3 against the Miami Dolphins.

The NFL showcases incredible speed, with players like Tyreek Hill and Raheem Mostert setting blistering paces. These athletes, including DK Metcalf an

The CBS Sports broadcast said Mahomes beat Dan Marino’s record, but Aaron Rodgers actually set the record in 2015. Rodgers did it in 121 games, while Marino got to 250 touchdown passes in 128 games.