Look: Joe Burrow Best Quarterback Scoring Mark Since Merger in NFL's Final Months
CINCINNATI — No quarterback in NFL history is finding the end zone at a higher rate than Joe Burrow in the league's final months.
According to Steve Flack, Burrow averages 2.5 passing touchdowns per regular season game in December and January for his career as a starter - the most of any QB in NFL history since the AFL merged with the NFL in 1970.
He's been lights out in the final months his whole career as Cincinnati tries to give him a shot at a playoff run by winning out the rest of this season.
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