The Buffalo Bills defeated the Los Angeles Rams on Monday night in overtime by a 37-34 final score. With this hard-fought win, the Bills now have a 4-1 record and still hold the first-place spot in the AFC East. Furthermore, Josh Allen has made some NFL history due to Buffalo's victory.
With the Bills' victory against the Rams, Allen is now just the fourth quarterback in NFL history to reach 100 career wins, including the playoffs, in their first nine seasons. The only other quarterbacks who have successfully achieved this in NFL history are Tom Brady, Patrick Mahomes, and Russell Wilson. This is an outstanding accomplishment for Allen, and it shows just how dominant of a player he has been during his career.
Allen has joined some elite company by getting his 100th career win so quickly, and he will now be aiming to continue to build on his great career for the Bills. In five games this season with the Bills, Allen has thrown seven touchdowns, 1,249 passing yards, and completed 65.9% of his passes. The nine-year NFL veteran is continuing to shine with Buffalo, and it will be intriguing to see how the rest of his season goes from here.
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