Josh Allen tied Peyton Manning's record for the most touchdowns in a player's first 10 NFL seasons as the Buffalo Bills beat the Minnesota Vikings 23-6 on Monday night, 9 November, at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis.

Allen's 25-yard touchdown pass to rookie tight end Keleki Latu, with 44 seconds left before half-time, was the 322nd regular-season touchdown of his career. The total is made up of 232 passing touchdowns, 88 rushing touchdowns and two receiving touchdowns, matching Manning's mark. Allen is only halfway through his ninth NFL season.

Allen and Cook both pass 5,000 rushing yards

Running back James Cook also reached a milestone on the same night, rushing 31 times for 107 yards and a late touchdown. Allen and Cook each passed 5,000 career rushing yards during the game, Allen reaching 5,006 and Cook 5,073. Cook's touchdown came on a five-yard run in the fourth quarter.

Allen finished the game completing 21 of 31 passes for 234 yards, with one touchdown and one interception. The Bills held the ball for 42 minutes and 32 seconds and improved to 7-1, matching their best eight-game start since 1993.

Vikings struggle on offence

Minnesota's offence could not keep up. With Kyler Murray sidelined by a hamstring injury, Carson Wentz started at quarterback and completed 8 of 25 passes for 81 yards with three turnovers before being replaced by Max Brosmer midway through the fourth quarter. The Vikings finished with just 178 total yards.

Tyler Bass kicked three field goals for Buffalo, extending his franchise-record streak to 24 in a row. The Bills stay on the road in Week 10, visiting the New York Jets on Sunday, while the Vikings travel to Green Bay.

Source: theScore (Associated Press) and Bills Wire.