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Josh Allen reveals alarming pregame vomiting ritual after stomach-churning sideline act vs Patriots
Josh Allen threw three touchdowns as the Buffalo Bills rallied from 21 points down to stun the New England Patriots on Sunday. Spearheading the massive comeback against their high-flying division
Josh Allen left it all out on the field in the Bills' 35-31 comeback win over the New England Patriots on Sunday. And he left some on the sideline as well. Allen was seen throwing up near the Buffalo bench in between possessions with 9:49 left in the fourth quarter.
The Buffalo Bills overcame a 21-0 deficit to keep their AFC East hopes alive as Josh Allen led them to a 35-31 victory over the Patriots.
Josh Allen orchestrated a dramatic turnaround at Foxborough, throwing three touchdowns in a thrilling comeback victory against divisional rivals the New
Hopefully, Buffalo Bills ' wide receiver Keon Coleman was listening to quarterback Josh Allen talk about running back James Cook. Having already broken the 1,000-yard rushing barrier for the third straight season, Cook is 54 yards behind Indianapolis Colts' workhorse Jonathan Taylor in the race for the NFL title.
Buffalo’s 35–31 comeback over the Patriots in Week 15 already had plenty of chaos baked in. New England raced out to a stunning 21–0 lead, TreVeyon Henderson on fire, and the Bills were wobbling. Then, right in the middle of it all, the cameras caught Allen on the sideline doing something quarterbacks usually try to hide: throwing up.
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James Cook and the Bills didn't let TreVeyon Henderson beat them at their own game and it got them back in the race for the AFC East
Anyone who keeps up with the modern-day NFL knows it's not like their dad's NFL, anymore, where running backs reign supreme and teams run for 35+ times on a weekly basis.You wouldn't know that if you watched Week 15's matchup between the Buffalo Bills and New England Patriots,
Josh Allen put on another virtuoso performance as he directed five consecutive touchdown drives from the end of the second quarter to midway through the fourth, and that enabled the Buffalo Bills to rally from a 21-0 deficit and wipe out Maye and the Patriots 35-31 at snowy and stunned Gillette Stadium.
They could certainly get it if they beat the Patriots at Gillette Stadium and put an end to their 10-game winning streak. The Bills are
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