That's not even accounting for the wildness of the Buffalo Bills ' win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, in which Josh Allen scored six total touchdowns to outduel Baker Mayfield, or the Chicago Bears miraculously claiming their seventh win in eight weeks thanks to a walk-off field goal by Cairo Santos against the Minnesota Vikings.

Some heroes work with a partner. Think Shaq and Kobe, Batman and Robin, that kind of thing. But the Josh Allen Superman act? That works just fine as a one-man show. At least that’s the story in Week 11,

On what could go down as moving day for the NFL season, Josh Allen put the Bills on his back to become one of the clear winners in Week 11.

Tom Brady's ex-teammate, LeSean McCoy, expressed his frustration with how the Bills rely heavily on their quarterback, Josh Allen.

Today He Was Superman; Last Week He Was Clark Kent'

Josh Allen etched his name into the NFL record books on Sunday. The Buffalo Bills star recorded the 75th rushing touchdown of his career in a 44-32 win against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, tying Cam Newton for the most by any quarterback in NFL history.

In the win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the star of the show, undoubtedly, was quarterback Josh Allen. The reigning MVP put his Superman cape on, with six total touchdowns. After an abysmal performance against the Miami Dolphins,

Buffalo Bills' quarterback Josh Allen is re-establishing his rapport with an old friend, and it almost resulted in a first-quarter touchdown against the Bucs