The most troublesome quarterbacks for opposing defenses are often those who are able to make plays with both their arm and their legs. One of the top dual-threat quarterbacks in the NFL today is Buffalo Bills signal-caller Josh Allen.
The 2024 NFL MVP entered the Bills' 2025 Week 13 matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers looking to lift Buffalo out of a funk that saw the five-time defending AFC East champions lose two of three games and relinquish their hold on first place in the division.
With the Bills leading the Steelers 16-7 in the fourth quarter and Allen already with one passing touchdown, the 6-foot-5, 237-pound three-time Pro Bowler put the game out of reach with an 8-yard score on the ground.
The rushing touchdown marked the 76th of Allen's career, breaking a tie with Cam Newton for the most by a quarterback. Here is a look at the quarterbacks with the most career rushing touchdowns in NFL history:
Josh Allen*, 77
Cam Newton, 75
Jalen Hurts*, 63
Otto Graham, 44
Steve Young, 43
Jack Kemp, 40
Y.A. Tittle, 39
Kordell Stewart, 38
Steve McNair, 37
Tobin Rote, 37
Aaron Rodgers*, 36
Michael Vick, 36
Lamar Jackson*, 35
Randall Cunningham, 35
Steve Grogan, 35
Daunte Culpepper, 34
John Elway, 33
Kyler Murray*, 32
Terry Bradshaw, 32
Fran Tarkenton, 32
Dak Prescott*, 31
Russell Wilson*, 31
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