Bills: Josh Allen isn't the only one inching toward all-time greatness
The Buffalo Bills have done something they haven't all season, get a division victory. The Bills proved victorious in their 24-10 win over the New England Patriots. While this won't take away the nearly two decades of torment at the hands of New England, each win against Bill Belichick is glorious. 17 + 14 = […]
The Buffalo Bills have done something they haven't all season, get a division victory. The Bills proved victorious in their 24-10 win over the New England Patriots.
While this won't take away the nearly two decades of torment at the hands of New England, each win against Bill Belichick is glorious.
17 + 14 = 6
In the victory, Stefon Diggs and Josh Allen inched towards elite company. The star receiver is bordering on history and Josh Allen made history.
With five games remaining, barring any devastating injury, Diggs will cement himself in the history books. A true number one reciever that Bills fans have been waiting for.
Josh Allen is in the same boat. Bills fans have waited their entire lives for a franchise quarterback and finally have just that.
Record-breaking seasons
This isn't the first, and won't be the last, record that Josh Allen breaks this season.
Diggs, the Bills' number-one wide receiver is having yet another historic season.
Since joining the Bills, Diggs has helped take this offense to an entirely new level.
In each game, another defensive back loses their ankles or is on the receiving end of another highlight reel play.
Diggs and Allen are a duo that Bills fans have waited their entire lives for.
Fans of the team in the 90s remember the brilliant connection between Jim Kelly and Andre Reed.
The future is bright
Now, Bills fans have Diggs and Allen to look forward to for the foreseeable future. Diggs, who just signed a contract extension, is going to be in Buffalo with Allen for a long time.
Bills Mafia can absolutely get used to seeing this duo get to work on the gridiron.
Josh Allen and his favorite receiver nearly connected for what would have undoubtedly been a SportsCenter top-ten-worthy play.
With offensive woes in the past few games, it was an encouraging sign to see the team take a step in the right direction. Specifically, at the hands of New England.
Josh Allen mentioned a few weeks ago that "a win is a win is a win." However, this one just feels a little bit sweeter.
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