Two Bills Drive

‘Mille took to his Instagram story to post the audio of Surtain’s interview behind Michael Jordan’s viral clip from The Last Dance where he is watching Gary Payton talk about shutting him down on a tablet.’

‘The play appeared to be busted, as Allen was forced to scramble to his right and could not find a lane to get the necessary yards. With Broncos’ defenders getting into his face, he heaved a last-second attempt towards the end zone.’

‘Cook became the first Bills running back to eclipse the 100-yard mark since Thurman Thomas in 1995 against the Miami Dolphins.’

‘After Denver jumped out to an early 7-0 lead, the Bills gradually strengthened their grip on the game with the help of timely plays from Allen. For much of the day, the gap between the two teams didn’t seem as large as the 31-7 final score indicated. The difference, however, is Allen constantly delivered on third and fourth down, while the Broncos did not.’

‘The touchdown pass was Allen’s 22nd of his career, passing Jim Kelly as the franchise’s all-time leader in touchdown passes. Allen then added onto his new record with a 55-yard touchdown pass to Curtis Samuel for No. 23.’

‘While it’s difficult to make out exactly what Vinovich had to say, he presumably explained to Allen what occurred on the missed call. With a pat on the helmet, Allen appears to come to an understanding with Vinovich.’

‘Allen entered the stadium wearing a hooded sweatshirt from the Enchante, the clothing line of Formula 1 driver Daniel Ricciardo. The sweatshirt had the letters “FEA” on the right side of the chest, which stands for “F*ck ‘Em All.” And while Allen gave his trademark smile and thumbs up upon entering Highmark Stadium, this certainly felt like his way of telling his naysayers exactly how he feels about the constant hate and snubs.’