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NFL Best And Worst: Josh Allen Puts On A Show; The Rams Hit A New Low

Josh Allen continued to defy expectations with another jaw-dropping performance, this time against the Raiders, where he orchestrated a 12-yard touchdown pass to Keon Coleman in the red zone with four defenders closing in. The play capped off a stellar game for Allen, who now ties Hall of Famer Jim Kelly for the Buffalo Bills' all-time touchdown pass record with 258.

Despite his individual brilliance, questions linger about whether the Bills' supporting cast can sustain their AFC No. 2 seed status and finally overcome the Super Bowl hurdle.

With the team ranking second-worst in total defense and struggling for consistent receiver production—particularly with DJ Moore sidelined—the Bills remain a work in progress, even as Allen carries them forward.

Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Rams hit a new low with a baffling fourth-down play call in their loss to the Cardinals. With the game on the line, coach Sean McVay opted for a poorly executed screen pass to Kyren Williams, a decision that left fans and analysts scratching their heads.

The Rams' struggles extend beyond that single play, as their offense has been stifled, managing just one reception longer than 16 yards in the game. Despite their star-studded roster and elite coaching, the Rams' 2-4 start signals a disappointing regression under McVay’s leadership, raising concerns about their ability to bounce back this season.

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