On August 20, the Jets, seeking a run-stuffing, lane-clogging defensive tackle, traded a sixth-round pick to the Minnesota Vikings for Harrison Phillips. Yes, the same Harrison Phillips drafted by the Bills in the class of 2018.

Josh Allen and Justin Jefferson suit up as Pepsi’s new Tailgate Crashers, swapping their jerseys for the iconic Pepsi jumpsuit.

The opening weekend of the NFL season was nothing short of electrifying, featuring two remarkable comebacks that left fans and analysts alike in awe. Josh Allen and J.J. McCarthy led their respective teams to victories that defied expectations,

So, coming up, we're gonna talk to the man who led the Buffalo Bills to that incredible comeback NFL MVP, Josh Allen. But first let's get to a few predictions, Pro Picks. Started the year off 13 and 3 straight up last week,

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Take flight with the Jets Text with Brian Costello all season as he brings Sports+ subscribers the latest Jets intel from on the field and off. tRY IT NOW Harrison Phillips isn’t at all surprised by Josh Allen’s ascension to elite status.

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The opening weekend of the NFL season was capped by a pair of unlikely comebacks led by the reigning MVP and a quarterback making his NFL debut. Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills overcame a 15-point deficit in the fourth quarter on Sunday night to beat Baltimore in one of the most improbable comebacks in recent history.