Buffalo Bills superstar Josh Allen is arguably the most threatening dual-threat quarterback in the history of the National Football League. Built more like a tight end or an edge defender than he is a prototypical QB, Allen has proven to be able to run through, past, or over defenders with ease, dialing up the ground game when the Bills need it most, and mind you, he's still evolving and improving as a passer, giving him a ceiling that most quarterbacks would need a helicopter to reach.
In an NFL career that includes five AFC East division titles, two AFC Championship Game appearances and an MVP Award, the most impressive accomplishment of Josh Allen's seven-and-a-half year stint in the NFL may be the fact that in such a short amount of time, Allen has not only set the Buffalo Bills record for career rushing touchdowns, he's currently deadlocked atop the all-time list with Cam Newton for the most career rushing touchdowns by a quarterback.