Allen Shines in Bills’ Epic, Mahomes Injured in Chiefs’ Victory

This video can not be playedWatch the best action from this weekend’s NFL games. Josh Allen delivered another spectacular performance in a memorable Buffalo Bills game on Sunday, while the Kansas City Chiefs’ latest triumph may have come at a considerable expense. The reigning champions secured their most significant win of the season, but their star quarterback, Patrick Mahomes, was observed limping off the field due to a concerning ankle injury. Buffalo has no such concerns regarding their own superstar, Allen, who once again demonstrated his status as the Most Valuable Player favourite as the Bills brought an end to the Detroit Lions’ 11-game winning streak in another high-scoring and thrilling encounter. The Pittsburgh Steelers, despite their loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, still secured their place in the play-offs, as did the Houston Texans. The Minnesota Vikings also joined them in qualifying without having played their game. Josh Allen scored an additional two rushing touchdowns and continues to be the favourite to win the league MVP award. Just one week after a 44-42 defeat against the Rams, Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills emerged victorious this time in another blockbuster match-up, narrowly defeating the Lions 48-42 in Detroit. Billed as a potential Super Bowl preview, the NFL’s top two scoring teams put on a display worthy of a major championship game, with their two injury-affected defences unable to contain either Allen or Lions quarterback Jared Goff. Goff threw five touchdowns but consistently found his team trailing after Allen’s two quick rushing scores early on. This performance saw the Bills equal an NFL record with eight consecutive games scoring 30 points or more. They are also only the second team to both score and concede 40 points in back-to-back games. If this fixture were to be repeated in the Super Bowl, it would undoubtedly be a spectacle, but both sides must resolve some defensive issues if they aim to reach New Orleans in February. The Chiefs will await further information regarding Patrick Mahomes’ ankle injury. The 11-3 Bills are the only team to have defeated the 13-1 Chiefs and will now fancy their chances of surpassing them for the AFC top seed after the champions saw Mahomes limp off late in their 21-7 victory over the Cleveland Browns. The Chiefs have won 10 games this season by a single score, with six of those decided on the final play of the game, making this their most comfortable victory of the current