Josh Allen has found the secret sauce for the Buffalo Bills’ struggling offense. Following an embarrassing defeat at the hands of the Miami Dolphins in Week 10,

The Dolphins took control early, jumping out to a 7-0 lead in the first quarter and extending it to 16-0 by halftime. Buffalo managed to respond in the fourth quarter, as Allen connected with Keon Coleman on a 35-yard touchdown to cap a 98-yard drive and again with Jackson Hawes on a 26-yard score, but the comeback effort fell short.

Josh Allen didn’t make any excuses after Sunday’s flat performance against the Miami Dolphins. In order for the Buffalo Bills to reach the heights they expected to earlier this season, the reigning league MVP knows he has to play better.

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen took full responsibility for his team's blowout road loss to the Miami Dolphins in Week 10.

Dang, prayers up for the Aaron Rai fans in the audience.

Josh Allen is about to make history in Wyoming, but first the Cowboys are bringing something special to Buffalo this weekend.

When Brian Daboll was fired as the head coach of the New York Giants, rumors started swirling about a possible reunion with Josh Allen in Buffalo. Head coach Sean McDermott quickly put those rumors to bed, expressing confidence in Joe Brady as offensive coordinator while emphasizing he’s not interested in bringing Daboll back to Western New York.

After watching Brian Daboll get fired by the Giants, Nick Wright can see a future where Josh Allen bangs the table for his former OC.