Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen showcased everything that makes him special in the 39-34 win over the Cincinnati Bengals. The Superman cape was on, Allen made ridiculous throws, picked up big yards with his legs, and simply put the team on his back (along with the defense helping late), and willed them to a superb win in the snow.

Why Bills' Superman won't have 'kryptonite' standing in way of Super Bowl glory originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. The Buffalo Bills currently sit at 9-4 after their win over the Cincinnati Bengals, which edges Josh Allen and Co. closer to a playoff spot.

It’s been an up-and-down season for the Buffalo Bills, but through it all, there have been several players who have delivered notable performances, earning them

It's another Drake Maye Josh Allen head-to-head matchup this Sunday afternoon. And this one goes down at Gillette Stadium.

The NFL announced via an X post on Tuesday that Allen is the ninth-highest vote getter among all players in the league with 23,238 votes. Players leading the vote! Post #ProBowlVote + a player’s name to cast your ballot, or visit https://t.co/mbPj08HEnW pic.twitter.com/8xTlQE4Xwk

The Pro Football Reference QB Hall of Fame Monitor already ranks Allen one spot ahead of Jim Kelly, and Allen has the most rushing touchdowns in the history of an organization that handed off to league MVPs Cookie Gilchrist, O.J. Simpson and Thurman Thomas.

With an 8-yard rushing touchdown in the Bills’ game against the Steelers on Sunday, Allen became the NFL’s all-time leader in rushing touchdowns by a quarterback, notching his 76th rushing touchdown to officially surpass Cam Newton’s record.