Josh Allen, Lamar Jackson are 1-2 in NFL history for postseason rushing yards by a QB

When the Bills host the Ravens in the divisional round on Sunday, they will square off against two of the best quarterbacks in NFL history in postseason yards.

Through the wild card round, Josh Allen has 609 career yards in 11 postseason games, the all-time NFL record for a quarterback. Lamar Jackson is right behind him with 602 career yards in seven postseason games.

The previous record for most postseason rushing yards by a quarterback was held by 49ers Hall of Famer Steve Young, who had 594 career rushing yards in 22 postseason games. Jackson broke Young’s record on Saturday and held the record for less than 24 hours before Allen topped Jackson’s total on Sunday.

Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes isn’t far behind, with 524 yards in 18 postseason games, and could move ahead of Young and into third behind Allen and Jackson during this postseason.