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    Team_Prime US NewsBy Team_Prime US NewsDecember 1, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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    All through his profession, Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen has drawn comparisons to former Carolina Panthers QB Cam Newton. These are justified, particularly after he broke one in all his data on Sunday. 

    Early within the fourth quarter of Buffalo’s 26-7 highway win over the Pittsburgh Steelers, Allen plowed into the top zone for an eight-yard TD. It marked the 76th dashing TD of his profession, breaking Newton’s document for probably the most dashing TDs by a QB in NFL historical past. 

    Newton ran for 75 TDs in 148 video games in 11 seasons. Allen, in the meantime, reached his mark in 123 video games. This feat additional proves that the Payments standout deserves to be known as “Newton 2.0.” 

    How Josh Allen, Cam Newton evaluate

    Not like Newton — who gained the 2010 Heisman Trophy at Auburn — Allen was thought of a uncooked prospect popping out of Wyoming. In three seasons with the Cowboys, he accomplished a subpar 56.2% of his passes.

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