Josh Allen Drives Bills to Historic Season

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen is on the verge of breaking Steve Young's all-time postseason rushing yards record, needing just 32 yards to surpass his total of 594. Allen has already made history this season, leading the NFL in total yards and touchdowns per game during playoffs and contributing significantly to the Bills becoming the first team to score over 30 passing and 30 rushing touchdowns in a single season. In a recent game against the New England Patriots, Allen's only play was a handoff, allowing him to maintain his streak of 115 consecutive starts, the longest in the NFL. Despite the Bills' loss in that game, they secured the No. 2 seed for the playoffs and a fifth consecutive AFC East title. Off the field, Allen has displayed commendable character, taking time to connect with fans and children, reflecting his commitment to making a positive impact. As the Bills prepare for the playoffs, Allen's performance this season positions him as a strong MVP contender.