Josh Allen continues to make NFL history as a superstar quarterback for the Buffalo Bills. On Monday night, Allen led the Bills to a thrilling overtime victory over the Los Angeles Rams. After a slow start, the 30-year-old signal caller finished the game with 210 passing yards and passing touchdown, as well as 121 rushing yards and an additional score with his legs.
Allen is now up to eight rushing touchdowns on the season, recording at least one in each of the Bills' games thus far. On Tuesday, the Bills recognized Allen as the first quarterback in NFL history to have a rushing touchdown in each of his team's first five games to open up a season. Bills running back James Cook fumbled the ball on the first possession of overtime, handing it over to Matthew Stafford and the Rams.
Los Angeles got into field-goal range with a chance to win the game, but Harrison Mevis' attempt was blocked by Greg Rousseau. Allen scrambled his way down the field on the Bills' second overtime possession, getting well within range for Tyler Bass' game-winning kick. You’re hoping someone on defense or special teams can make a play, and that’s what happened.
Greg Rousseau made a play.” The Bills will look to continue their positive momentum into Sunday's Week 6 matchup against the Las Vegas Raiders.
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