Josh Allen has been a stud for the Buffalo Bills and is outperforming the best quarterbacks to ever play the game in one category.

Josh Allen's incredible scramble touchdown to Khalil Shakir in snowy conditions showcased why the Bills' MVP quarterback consistently makes highlight plays.

Six of St. Brown’s touchdowns this season have come against man. He will be the Lions’ best option in the red zone. Look for St. Brown to be used out of the slot inside the 20-yard line. Rams nickel cornerback Roger McCreary has only one pass breakup this season.

Allen’s improvisations might be the norm now that he’s in Year 8 of his career, but they still wow Shakir and the Bills. Cornerback Christian Benford compared his playmaking to Madden, Sean McDermott says he has the “it-factor,” and Shakir, well, he’s often left without the words to describe it all.

We spent the lead-up to the Patriots’ Week 5 win over the Bills comparing Maye and Allen at similar points of their career, because that did seem fair. Allen really took until Year 3 to become the Bills quarterback we know today. Maye has taken his leap a year sooner.

Bills Mafia is understandably irate. At the loss to the Houston Texans. At the 7-4 record after a 4-0 start. At an offense that, well, simply isn't working. They're so mad at Buffalo Bills' offensive coordinator Joe Brady that they don't even like his hat.

Sunday's Week 15 slate is full of high-stakes games, with several division races coming to a head. In the AFC East, the Buffalo Bills scored four touchdowns in the second half to stop the New England Patriots from securing the division title.