Six rushing touchdowns in just three games puts both Derrick Henry and Josh Allen in rare company. Can they keep the streak alive?
The record sits at nine, a mark matched by legends Jim Brown (1958), Emmitt Smith (1995) and Stephen Davis (1999).
They need three more to tie and four to shatter it.
Henry’s next chance arrives against his old squad, the Titans, while Allen opens the new Buffalo stadium versus arch‑rival Patriots.
If Henry adds at least two scores, he jumps into fourth place on the all‑time multiple‑TD games list, joining Randy Moss at 37 outings. For my money, that move could cement his legacy.
Two more rushing scores would also see Henry equal Marshall Faulk and Marcus Allen, both with 40‑plus rushing touchdowns for multiple franchises.
This blurb already cites a parade of Hall‑of‑Famers; soon Henry and Allen might join that elite group. Will their continued surge rewrite the record books for years to come?