Josh Allen going for his 102nd win counting playoffs, more than Tom Brady's first 9 seasons
If Allen and the Bills win today, he'll surpass Brady for sole possession of the third-most wins in a quarterback's first nine seasons.
Bills quarterback Josh Allen is on track to surpass Tom Brady's total of 101 wins in his first nine NFL seasons, including the postseason. If the Buffalo Bills defeat the Baltimore Ravens in their upcoming game, Allen will have collected 102 wins, one more than Brady's impressive tally. To surpass Patrick Mahomes' record of 112 wins in his first nine seasons, Allen would need to secure nine additional victories before the Bills' postseason concludes.
To outpace Russell Wilson's 107 wins, Allen would require 11 more triumphs. Allen's career record stands at 93 regular-season wins and 8 postseason victories, compared to Brady's 87 regular-season wins and 14 postseason wins in his initial nine seasons. Notably, Brady only began playing in his rookie year, starting just one game and suffering a season-ending knee injury in the first week.
Allen, however, has started 11 games as a rookie, winning five, and has only sat out one game since taking over as the Bills' starting quarterback. Despite not yet achieving the distinction of winning a Super Bowl like Brady, Allen is accumulating an impressive career résumé.
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