The Buffalo Bills are facing off against the New England Patriots on Sunday, as the club aims to remain undefeated through four games. Josh Allen managed to break a team record in this contest, surpassing franchise legend Thurman Thomas.

Allen rushed one in for a touchdown, making it his 88th score in his career. He officially owns the all-time record in Buffalo, as Thomas previously held the record with 87. Legendary wide receiver Andre Reed has the second most with 83.

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The Bills QB becomes the all-time TD scorer (88) in the history of the franchise, passing Thurman Thomas (87) and Andre Reed (83)!pic.twitter.com/uI43EyC02t

— ClutchPoints (@ClutchPoints) October 4, 2026

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After breaking the record, the 30-year-old signal-caller kept it classy by giving the ball he scored with to a young Bills fan in the stands. You can see him approach a group of children and hand the ball to one of them in the heartwarming clip.

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