Josh Allen seeks 102nd win to pass Brady’s nine-season total
A Bills victory over the Ravens would move Allen past Brady’s mark, though Patrick Mahomes leads the nine-season comparison with 112 wins.
Bills quarterback Josh Allen enters the November 1, 2026, game against the Ravens with 101 career victories across regular-season and playoff starts. A win would lift him to 102, exceeding Tom Brady’s total over his first nine NFL seasons.
Patrick Mahomes holds the nine-season record with 112 victories for the Chiefs, followed by former Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson with 107. To overtake Wilson, Allen would need a victory against the Ravens and six additional wins before the Bills’ postseason ends. Passing Mahomes would require winning against Baltimore and 11 more times.
Allen’s total consists of 93 regular-season victories and eight playoff wins. Brady’s corresponding figures over his opening nine seasons were 87 and 14.
The quarterbacks had different opportunities to accumulate those wins. Brady made no starts as a rookie and just one in his ninth season, when a Week 1 knee injury ended his year. Allen started 11 games in his rookie campaign, winning five, and has missed only one game since taking over as the Bills’ starter.
