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To Win a 'Weird' Game, Buffalo Bills Defense Had to Rely on 2 Key Takeaways. Here's How They Did It

Josh Allen accounted for six touchdowns, tying an NFL record for rushing TDs by a QB as the Bills improved to 7-3 with a 44-32 win over Tampa Bay.

  • At Highmark Stadium on Sunday, Josh Allen, Buffalo Bills quarterback, sealed a 44-32 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers with a 9-yard run with 2:35 remaining, moving Buffalo to 7-3.
  • Coach Sean McDermott allowed Allen to be aggressive, benching Keon Coleman to jump-start the passing attack while elevating Gabe Davis and debuting Mecole Hardman on Saturday.
  • He accounted for six total touchdowns and threw for more than 300 yards with three passing touchdowns and two interceptions on Sunday.
  • The game featured nine lead changes in a back-and-forth shootout, with key turnovers including Baker Mayfield's fumble on a DaQuan Jones sack and Cole Bishop's interception; Buffalo faces a short week before Thursday Night Football at Houston Texans.
  • That performance made Josh Allen the first quarterback with multiple games of three-plus passing and rushing touchdowns, tying Cam Newton for most regular-season rushing TDs and cementing his dual-threat quarterback legacy.
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Josh Allen launched three touch passes and added three more majors to the ground to help the Bills defeat the Buccaneers from Tampa Bay, Buffalo.

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