Buffalo Bills Quarterback Josh Allen Makes NFL History

The history-making play was pure, unadulterated Allen. On a crucial third-and-goal, with the game hanging in the balance, Allen took the snap and became a human battering ram. He charged headfirst into a wall of Steelers defenders who tried to stop him. But trying to stop Allen when he smells the end zone is like trying to stop a freight train with a fishing net. He just kept churning those legs, his offensive line giving him that extra shove, and plunged across the goal line.

It was a perfect snapshot of his career: a little bit of chaos, a whole lot of power, and an unbreakable will to win. The score put the Bills up 23-7, effectively putting the nail in the coffin for the Steelers.

Allen Isn’t Just a Runner

Let’s not get it twisted, though. While his legs were making history, his arm was doing its own thing. In the same game, Allen also tossed a touchdown pass to Keon Coleman, marking the 49th game of his career with both a rushing and a passing TD. Oh, and for good measure, that passing TD also pushed him past Hall of Famer Brett Favre for the fifth-most passing touchdowns in a player’s first eight seasons.

What we’re witnessing is more than just a great season; it’s the evolution of the quarterback position, live and in high definition. Josh Allen isn’t just playing the game; he’s changing it. And for the rest of the league? Good luck trying to keep up.