Allen passed for three touchdowns and rushed for three touchdowns on Sunday, marking only the second time during the NFL's Super Bowl era that a player achieved such a remarkable feat in the same game. The first time was Allen's six-touchdown performance against the Los Angeles Rams in December 2024.

Following Sunday’s game, Allen and Mayfield met at midfield for a postgame handshake. The two quarterbacks greeted each other with a hug and exchanged a few words before heading their separate ways. The NFL reacted to the handshake on social media.

The Texans sacked Allen eight times for a loss of 70 yards, keeping the star quarterback out of the end zone and intercepting him twice, as their defense powered the way to a 23-19 home win over the Buffalo Bills at NRG Stadium in Houston on Thursday Night Football.

Allen was hit with a $14,491 fine, while Moore was fined $13,888 for a similar action on the same play. Additionally, cornerback Christian Benford was fined $14,714 for an unnecessary roughness violation on a play, in which he was ruled to have used his helmet illegally when he hit Kansas City receiver Xavier Worthy.

Buffalo Bills' heiress Jessica Pegula reacted to Josh Allen's historic achievement after his latest performance against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Josh Allen delivered a historic six-touchdown performance — three passing, three rushing — breaking multiple NFL records in a huge win.

L ate in the third quarter, it was Spencer Brown’s turn in the blue medical tent on the Buffalo Bills sideline. The right tackle had his shoulder looked at by medical staff and then, after coming out of the tent,