Josh Allen Proves He's Still a Cheat Code

Sometimes, all you need is a unicorn of a quarterback to score a playoff win.

The Buffalo Bills found that out Sunday in Jacksonville, as Josh Allen willed them to a comeback victory on the road against the upstart Jaguars.

Allen completed 28 of his 35 pass attempts for 273 yards and a touchdown, adding 33 yards and two more scores, including the game-winner in the final moments.

Last year's MVP delivered an impressive performance despite the absence of a productive ground game, as the Jaguars' top-ranked run defenses held the Bills (and this year's league rushing champ, James Cook) to just 79 yards rushing. He also did it despite multiple injuries among his pass-catchers, including the loss of past playoff hero Gabe Davis to a knee injury in the second half.

He did it despite suffering three separate injuries himself throughout this game, too. Allen was evaluated for a concussion after taking a nasty hit in the first half, and suffered what could have been a serious knee injury on his first rushing touchdown of the game. Allen also smacked his throwing hand on a helmet while following through on a pass.

But despite a worthy effort from a Jaguars team that kept rising to the occasion and matching every Buffalo score with one of their own, Allen and the Bills saved their best for last, making big plays in the most clutch situations to seal the victory.

This short-yardage quarterback sneak turned into a 10-yard melee that was initially ruled a touchdown. When a review ruled Allen short, he punched it in on the following play to give the Bills the lead for good: