Another Sunday another milestone for Bills QB Josh Allen. Allen has thrown for 29,840 passing yards, leaving him just 160 yards shy of reaching the 30,000-yard mark for his career. Allen currently ranks second all-time in Bills history for passing yards in the Super Bowl era, trailing only Hall of Famer Jim Kelly, with Joe Ferguson sitting third.
Allen has once again been among the league’s top producers in 2025, entering the week 10th in the NFL in passing yards with 3,406. He comes off a modest statistical outing in a 23–20 win over the Cleveland Browns, where he threw for 130 yards, but the victory extended Buffalo’s momentum as the postseason nears.
Allen will have a prime opportunity to reach the milestone on Sunday, when the 11–4 Bills travel to face the defending Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles, the leaders of the NFC East. Buffalo sits second in the AFC East and enters the matchup riding a four-game winning streak, with Allen once again at the center of their playoff push.
Here are the Buffalo Bills Passing Yards Leaders (Super Bowl Era):
1. Jim Kelly 35,467
2. Josh Allen 29,840
3. Joe Ferguson 27,590
4. Ryan Fitzpatrick 11,654
5. Drew Bledsoe 10,151