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Instant Lookback: Russell Wilson Breaks NFL Passing Touchdown Record

With five passing touchdowns against the Dallas Cowboys, Russell Wilson sets NFL all-time best record.

Sep 27, 2020 at 05:06 PM

Graham Kinsinger

Seahawks.com Contributor

Russell Wilson is doing things no one else has ever done. After his five passing touchdowns against the Dallas Cowboys, Wilson has 14 passing touchdowns through the first three games of the season, more than any NFL quarterback ever. The record was previously held by Patrick Mahomes II, set in 2018 with 13 passing touchdowns.

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Instant Lookback: Russell Wilson Breaks NFL Passing Touchdown Record

With five passing touchdowns against the Dallas Cowboys, Russell Wilson sets NFL all-time best record.

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