Josh Allen once more shined and etched his brand in the history of the NFL. In a 26-7 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday, the quarterback of the Buffalo Bills broke the new record for rushing scores by a quarterback with 76 totals and overcame Cam Newton's 75 level. With an 8-4 history, the Bills are now in second place in the AFC East, while Pittsburgh is still in second place in the AFC North with a 6-6 history. The atmosphere was rough quick. Joey Bosa tackled Rodgers from behind on the Steelers ' opening offensive travel, forcing a fumble that Christian Benford recovered and returned for a score, making it 10-7. Rodgers had a cut on his head when the hit caused him to give in and had to leave the field in favor of Mason Rudolph, who on his first set threw an interception to Benford himself. Rodgers was also dealing with a elbow bone. The Buffalo act made the most of the error. To make it 7-16, Allen connected with Keon Coleman for a score pass, which set the tone for the sport. Pittsburgh's security struggled in the last quarter, but the Bills player once more delivered with a rushing touchdown that improved his report and secured the triumph. The report was tied at 7-26 when Matt Prater made a field goal. Allen's historical performance confirmed the Bills ' continued success in the postseason, and it was a traditional day for them.

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