Josh Allen overtakes Jim Kelly for most touchdown passes in Bills history

Josh Allen became the Buffalo Bills' all-time leader in touchdown passes in Sunday's matchup with the Baltimore Ravens. With 259 career touchdown passes, Allen passed Bills legend and Hall of Famer Jim Kelly in combined regular-season and postseason scoring passes. He reached the mark in 150 games, while Kelly got his 258 touchdown passes in 177 career appearances.Josh Allen becomes the Bills all-time leader in TD passes (259) with Jim Kelly in attendance 👏BALvsBUF on CBS/Paramount+Stream on @NFLPluspic.twitter.com/k62VFqausS— NFL (@NFL) November 1, 2026Kelly is still on top of the franchise's all-time list in touchdown passes thrown during the regular season with 237. But Allen is closing in with 230 after his 11-yard passing touchdown to D.J. Moore in Week 8, extending their lead to 29-10. Buffalo has 10 more games on the 2026-27 schedule and also has the remainder of Week 8's contest versus Baltimore. The Hall of Famer also has 17 postseason touchdown passes compared to Allen's 15. Yet the Bills' current QB has played 15 postseason games so far in his career, while Kelly appeared in 17 playoff games in his 11 NFL seasons. This story will be updated with more information.