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Josh Allen’s combined regular-season + playoff interception rate is 2.14% (100 INTs on 4,682 attempts).
Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers are the only two Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterbacks (or locked-in future Hall of Famers) who finished their careers with an overall interception percentage under 2.14% when combining both the regular season and the playoffs.
Josh Allen has had 33 career fumbles lost and has 1,026 career rushing attempts across both the regular season and the playoffs
approximately 14 of Josh Allen's 33 career fumbles lost came directly from sacks (often referred to as strip-sacks)
•Total Carries 1,026
•Total Sacks Faced: 265
•Total High Risk: 1,291 total plays
•Total Fumbles Lost: 33 fumbles
Putting a 2.56% Turnover Rate into Perspective:
A lost fumble percentage of 2.56% on these specific types of plays is incredibly efficient for a dual-threat quarterback. Because Allen is hit far more often and with much higher velocity than a traditional pocket passer, a 2.56% rate demonstrates that despite his reputation for putting the ball on the ground, he actually protects it very well relative to his unique volume of contact.
Aaron Rodgers has a career lost fumble rate of roughly 3.56%, while Tom Brady finished his career at 3.59%.
Through 15 career playoff games, Allen has accounted for 39 total touchdowns and just 10 total turnovers (6 interceptions, 4 fumbles lost). That equates to a staggering 3.90 touchdown-to-turnover ratio.
Among quarterbacks with a meaningful sample size of postseason starts, Josh Allen ranks #1 all-time in playoff touchdown-to-turnover ratio, tracking ahead of all other legendary postseason performers.