Josh Allen has the chance to pull off something that hasn't been accomplished in nearly a decade with a win vs. Patriots in Week 5

Allen has made plenty of history through the early stages of the season, and before the year even began, the reigning MVP has etched his name in the record books. The franchise quarterback already entered the season with the record for total touchdowns in a player's first eight seasons, meaning any additional touchdowns throughout the year just further his record.

Buffalo has been great against New England as of late

The Patriots are no slouch, and they'll be hoping to come into Buffalo and ruin the celebration of the new jerseys. However, fortune hasn't been on the Patriots' side when looking at the last few matchups between the teams, especially at Highmark Stadium.

The Bills have won four straight home games (including playoffs) against the New England Patriots. It's the longest home winning streak against the Patriots since a six-game run in the late 1980s.

With a win, Buffalo can start 5-0 for just the fourth time in team history and the first since the early 1990s. Since 2020, the Bills have the highest winning percentage at home with an .860. Coming into Buffalo and walking away with a victory has been nearly impossible for teams.

It's not just Allen who has a chance to make history, as running back James Cook has put on a clinic through four weeks with no signs of slowing down. With more than 100 scrimmage yards along with a rushing touchdown, Cook can become the third player all-time to do so in each of the first five games of a season, not just in Bills' history, but NFL history. Cook looks worth every penny of his brand new contract and just keeps finding the end zone.

Highmark Stadium has been nearly impossible to conquer, and the Bills are looking to make sure it stays that way. Buffalo has a chance to make yet another statement on Sunday, with history, bragging rights, and momentum in the division all on the line.