Quarterback Josh Allen has thrown the ball 3,145 times during the regular season in his career with the Buffalo Bills.

Of those, he has revealed what his favorite and most memorable one is.

We can narrow down 3,145 to 1,989. That's how many of his attempts he has completed in his career and where we find No. 1 of all time.

Allen's favorite pass was a 22-yard scoring strike to former Buffalo receiver Jake Kumerow in Week 15 of the 2020 NFL season. The play helped the Bills beat the Denver Broncos and give Buffalo their first AFC East title since 1995.

"I threw that ball as hard as I can, and it just stayed on a rope. And just as Jake looked around, the ball kind of caught him. But I threw that ball the hardest I think I’ve ever thrown a football in my life," Allen said.

The final score was 48-19, but the sentimental value of the division crown was likely the reason Allen selected that throw as his No. 1.

Allen discussed that play on the "Green Light with Chris Long" podcast. That part of his interview can be found in the clip below:

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