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Poke the Bear and Find Out, Buffalo Bills Rally Around Josh Allen and Cameron Heyward Exchange
The altercation began after Bills defender Patrick Queen hit Allen without penalty, leading to a helmet-to-helmet push by Heyward and intervention by Buffalo teammates.
- On Sunday, Cameron Heyward, Pittsburgh Steelers defensive captain, said Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen purposefully kneed him with less than six minutes left in the first half of the 26-7 loss at Acrisure Stadium.
- After Allen scrambled for a first down and was smacked by Patrick Queen, Cameron Heyward said Allen told him `I had to do something to get you off me`, prompting his allegation.
- During the sideline melee, Heyward got to his feet, pushed his helmet into Allen's as Alec Anderson, Bills offensive lineman, and Ryan Van Demark, Bills offensive lineman, intervened while CBS broadcast picked up profanity.
- Officials flagged Heyward for taunting after confronting Allen, Buffalo players pushed back in a shoving match with no flags, and Patrick Queen was injured on the next play.
- Heyward's candid postgame comments suggest mounting pressure on the Pittsburgh Steelers defense, contrasting his role as the NFL's 2023 Walter Payton Man of the Year, while Week 13's heated clash may set up a playoff rematch.
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Steelers' Cameron Heyward Fires Accusation at Bills MVP QB Josh Allen
The Buffalo Bills beat up the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 13. But according to Steelers All-Pro defensive lineman Cameron Heyward, not all of it should be legal.Heyward and Bills quarterback Josh Allen engaged in quite a bit of trash-talking beginning late in the first half Sunday. Midway through the third quarter, Heyward received a 15-yard penalty for taunting the 2024 MVP winner.After the 26-7 Bills victory, Heyward strongly suggested Allen s…
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