According to the Bills' public relations department, Allen can break an NFL record currently held by Pittsburgh Steelers star quarterback and future Pro Football Hall of Famer Aaron Rodgers as soon as this coming Sunday.

New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye has a high level of respect for Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen. The two might be pitted against one another as rivals, but Maye admitted he's a big fan of Allen off the field.

We spent the lead-up to the Patriots’ Week 5 win over the Bills comparing Maye and Allen at similar points of their career, because that did seem fair. Allen really took until Year 3 to become the Bills quarterback we know today. Maye has taken his leap a year sooner.

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Could there be a changing of the guard between Patriots and Bills? Maybe, but it's certain the AFC East has gone from one dynamic QB to two.

This is a get-right game for the Eagles. Philly has lost three straight games following an 8-2 start, and now will host former Eagles QB Kenny Pickett and the two-win Raiders.

"Josh probably got a couple [pounds] on him and can kinda throw his shoulder in there probably a little bit more than I'd want Drake to." The post Watching Josh Allen is ‘an awesome experience’ for Drake Maye appeared first on Boston.

Who could be in and who could be out for the Buffalo Bills and New England Patriots in Week 15? Here are the latest injury reports ahead of Sunday's game at Gillette Stadium: