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Josh Allen threw two touchdowns as the Buffalo Bills beat the New England Patriots 24–10 on Thursday night to earn their first division win of the season.
The victory was Buffalo’s third in a row of the season, as well as the third in a row (including the playoffs) against Bill Belichick’s team, sweeping them out of the playoff round in their last meeting.
Allen passed 22 of 33 for 223 yards and, with two touchdown throws, became the first player in NFL history to throw 25 passing touchdowns and five rushing points in three seasons. Running back Devin Singleteri added a goal from the goal line early in the fourth quarter.
Despite playing without top-passing forward Von Miller, who suffered a knee injury in a Thanksgiving victory over the Detroit Lions last week, the Buffalo defense only held the Patriots by three points in the last three quarters. duel.
New England quarterback Mac Jones looked flustered for much of the evening. He finished 22 of 36 for 195 yards and a touchdown to help the Pats take a 7-3 lead in the first quarter.
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A touchdown pass from Jones to his namesake Marcus Jones, a fast guard and returner who played his first offensive snap of the season, caught an on-screen pass and took him home for 48 yards, scoring a stunning goal.
The Bills got off to a slow start, stopping at a first possession field goal, but after falling behind, Allen got to work and led his team on a nine-game 82-yard field goal that ended with an eight-yard touchdown to Stephon Diggs.
Then, after a punt by the Patriots, the Buffalo offense produced another epic 56-yard 14-play run before Allen eluded a New England pass and threw over his body, hitting Gabe Davis from eight yards.
After a scoreless third quarter, Singletary extended Buffalo’s lead early in the fourth before Nick Faulk scored a field goal in the last two minutes for the Patriots, and this resulted in two goals in the game.
