Josh Allen is an MVP candidate, and this is probably only the second most impressive feat of the season.
NFL Network Report Allen has played most of the season with a fractured hand on the side he's not throwing, thanks to an injury sustained while rushing for a touchdown in Week 1 against the Cardinals, but is now considered healthy. It is being
Allen, 28, played incredibly well considering he was struggling with injuries. He has 25 passing touchdowns but just five interceptions and 11 rushing touchdowns for the Bills, who are 11-3.
The injury occurred as Allen ran toward the goal line, where he took a Superman-like leap into the end zone.
Allen was hit in the air by Cardinals defensive tackle Justin Jones, but Allen put his hands on the ground to support his fall.
At the end of the play, Allen didn't even look at his hands as he celebrated the touchdown.
The Bills won that game 34-28, but Allen rushed for two touchdowns in addition to his two passing touchdowns.
The star quarterback doesn't even wear protective equipment on his hands during games, but he does wear gloves.
Buffalo is riding on the back of Allen, who has semi-split into NFL MVP favorite status by a wide margin, while last year's MVP, Lamar Jackson, is riding on the back of Allen, even though the team hasn't quite enjoyed the same success. He has slightly better statistics.
Jackson already has a career-high 37 passing touchdowns and three rushing touchdowns.
Allen and the Bills are aiming for a first-round bye, which is currently held by the Chiefs (14-1).
The Bills will play the Patriots on Sunday.
