‘The Buffalo Bills and Tampa Bay Buccaneers played one of the wildest games of Week 11, and it ended with the two teams combining to make some NFL history. The game ended with the Bills topping the Bucs, 44-32, a score that had never happened before in the 106-year history of the NFL.’
BillsBeat - November 17, 2025
Win Over Buccaneers Should Teach Bills a Lesson About How They Use Josh Allen
‘But then there are games like Sunday’s 44–32 win over the Buccaneers, in which Allen accounted for six touchdowns (three passing, three rushing), that make the nuance feel like discussing advanced physics when you’re about to get run over by El Toro from Monster Jam. It also makes the usage question on Allen feel, well, useless. It’s very clear that this team is tethered to all of Allen’s best and worst tendencies in perpetuity and the sooner the Bills accept that and drop the pretenses about what needs to change around Allen in order to maximize him, the easier it will be to understand the team’s overall performance.’
Bills Teammate Delivered Strong Message to Keon Coleman After Healthy Scratch
‘”I’ve already spoke to him,” said Dawkins. “When I spoke to Keon before this game and I told him, I said ‘Bro look. Don’t even worry about it. Everybody goes through a different journey, right? Let’s just say that this is the last time and let’s just move forward.’ And he said I’m with you. That’s all that we need. Nobody’s perfect, but in this league we need guys to come on. And Keon knows. Now he’s in the hot seat and he needs to come on and show up for us. Pats on the back are over with and it’s time for him to grow up and he knows it.”‘
Josh Allen Made Wild NFL History With His Six-TD Game vs. Buccaneers
‘The incredible stat line saw Allen make NFL history as, according to Bills BR, the 29-year-old is now the only player in league history with three-plus passing and three-plus rushing touchdowns in multiple career games. Allen’s other 3+3 performance came last December in a 44–42 win over the Rams.’
NFL Fans Roasted Josh Allen Over His Embarrassingly Bad INT vs. Bucs
‘The Bucs were only able to score a field goal off of Allen’s awful turnover, but the Bills quarterback’s lowlight elicited plenty of reactions on social media as fans roasted the reigning MVP for his very ill-advised decision…’.
Josh Allen has best response to Bills' passing game performance vs. Buccaneers
‘“I think so, we just got to do a good job of not riding the wave,” Allen said. “Trying to stay as level-headed as possible, not getting too high or too low. Starting off 4-0 and we’re the best team in the world, lose two in a row, we’re the worst team in the world, we don’t want to ride that, we just want to stay consistent, continue to work hard and go out and execute on game days.”’
Bills LT Dion Dawkins gives Keon Coleman harsh does of reality after benching
‘”Keon knows [he messed up],” Dawkins said via Lance Lysowski. “Now he’s in the hot seat, and he needs to come on and show up for us. Pats on the back are over with, and it’s time for him to grow up and he knows it.”‘
Josh Allen has interesting comment on Bills' WR Keon Coleman after Buccaneers win
‘But what are Allen’s thoughts on the franchise’s decision to sit Keon? “I don’t make those decisions,” Allen said. “Would’ve loved to have him out there, the way the rosters work, how it works sometimes.”’
Has Buffalo Bills fan favorite replaced Keon Coleman going forward?
‘Tyrell Shavers led the Bills in receptions and yards (four catches, 90 yards) and hauled in a 43-yard touchdown that proved to be pivotal in Buffalo’s win. Shavers was a guy many thought could make the 53-man roster in 2024, but just missed the cut and spent the year on the Bills’ practice squad. He appeared in three games, catching one pass that turned into a 69-yard touchdown. This season, he earned a roster spot, and had the best day of his career against the Buccaneers.’
Bills' Josh Allen makes history in 44-32 win over Buccaneers
‘A six-total-touchdown day for No. 17.’
Josh Allen stats today: Inside Bills QB's crazy 6-TD day against Buccaneers, Sean Tucker in Week 11
‘Buffalo Bills star Josh Allen faced turnover questions in the first half of Sunday’s game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, when he tossed two interceptions on the heels of a turnover-riddled Week 10 loss, but by the final whistle, he had only boosted his case for a second MVP award.’
Bills fans not impressed with Keon Coleman after healthy scratching vs. Buccaneers
‘Having already been disciplined this season, Coleman, who has been dealing with inconsistency and poor form, was a healthy scratch from the Buccaneers clash in Week 11, with ESPN’s Adam Schefter posting on X that Coleman missed a team meeting on Friday.’
Bills batter Bucs thanks to career day from unlikely source
‘Buffalo’s deep threat, Shavers, who caught one pass for 24 yards last week in Miami, saw his number called often against the Buccaneers, hauling in four of his five targets on the day.’
Josh Allen interceptions: Bills QB overcomes early turnovers to total six touchdowns vs. Buccaneers
‘Allen threw only six interceptions on his way to his first MVP award in 2024, but he has already exceeded that mark in 2025 after a pair of first-half picks against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday.’
Josh Allen catches Cam Newton's seemingly-unbreakable record in Buffalo Bills win over Buccaneers
‘Those three rushing touchdowns give Allen 75 for his career, which ties Cam Newton for the most rushing scores for a quarterback in NFL history. Considering that the previous record holder was Steve Young at 43 before Newton shattered it. Now, Allen is one score away from being the lone holder of the record, and legitimately could finish his career with 100 rushing touchdowns.’