Josh Allen, the quarterback for Buffalo, became the first quarterback in NFL history to score touchdowns as a passer, runner, and receiver in the same game last week during a snowfall in western New York.
The Bills secured a postseason berth in the AFC thanks to an unparalleled stat line.
Allen created even more history in Los Angeles on Sunday for his encore.
Allen became the first quarterback in the league’s 104-year history to both toss for three touchdowns and run for three more in the same game against the Rams at SoFi Stadium, setting a new record for the second week in a row. Allen had 82 rushing yards and 342 passing yards in the end.
Even yet, his individual genius was insufficient to help the Bills win 44–42 on the road. Buffalo (10-3) suffered its first defeat since October 6.
Many of the biggest and quickest athletes in the world compete in the NFL. Allen is so exceptional, nevertheless, that he was called “out of this world” despite his exceptional athleticism.
Sean McVay, the coach of the Rams, later told reporters that Josh Allen is an alien. We knew he was capable of some of the things he can do and the things he can make. He has demonstrated that. That’s the reason he’s so respected and well-liked in this league.
Allen’s case for winning his first NFL MVP award should be strengthened by his unprecedented stat line in back-to-back weeks. He wasn’t enjoying his success on Sunday.
Allen told reporters, “I have to make one more play than they do.” In three stages, the team was completely defeated. We failed to live up to our expectations.
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