Josh Allen reaches 300 TDs and leaves questions for the Bills heading into the playoffs

At 29, Josh Allen carved his name into NFL history by becoming the youngest and fastest player to reach 300 offensive touchdowns. He did it in just 127 games, surpassing Aaron Rodgers, who needed 134. Yet the milestone came with frustration, as the Bills fell 13-12 to Philadelphia after missing a two-point conversion on the final play.

Josh Allen admitted the execution wasn’t good enough and held himself accountable. “I had to give a better ball,” he said. Receiver Khalil Shakir also voiced disappointment, noting he could have helped more on the decisive route.

Concerns before the playoffs

Buffalo has already secured a playoff spot, but the loss erased any chance of overtaking the Patriots for the AFC East crown. What worries fans now is Josh Allen’s health. He was seen limping toward the X-ray room with the team’s medical staff.

Josh Allen had 8.62 fantasy points on the final drive to get his total to 23.18

Better late than never!pic.twitter.com/Abo4O1glRW

— NFL Fantasy Football (@NFLFantasy) December 29, 2025

The quarterback tried to downplay the issue, saying he was “fine,” though later reports suggested he minimized the situation to stay on the field. Head coach Sean McDermott stressed the team must sharpen details if it wants to compete in January.

The immediate future

Josh Allen left the stadium without a walking boot, but a deeper evaluation is expected. The Bills’ offense already struggled against Philadelphia, scoring their first points with only five minutes left. If Allen isn’t fully healthy, Buffalo could enter the postseason at a disadvantage.

If Jalen Hurts

– lost a fumble that ended up losing 27 yards
– took a sack for a loss of 21 on 3rd & 8
– missed this 2-pt throw to end the game

he’d be buried endlessly for the next week, and then some.

Let’s make sure Josh Allen gets the same criticism.pic.twitter.com/EbuVRpSx5R

— Eagles Fan Central (@PhilaFanCentral) December 29, 2025

As Marca highlighted, Allen’s record is historic, but his physical condition raises serious doubts about the Bills’ playoff chances. Fans know that without their leader at full strength, the path becomes far more complicated.

Between glory and doubt

Josh Allen lives in contrast: the glory of a record that places him among the league’s elite, and the uncertainty of an injury that could derail Buffalo’s dream. His challenge now is to prove he can handle the pressure and keep alive the hope of a city that trusts his arm and his character.