The Buffalo Bills once again came up short in the playoffs under Josh Allen. Once again, they had their chance to win or tie the game late and failed. For most, the "everybody eats" mantra fueled the Bills offense well,

Hall of Fame QB and Miami Dolphins great Dan Marino joined The Pat McAfee Show recently to share his thoughts on whether he thinks Allen and the Bills can get over the hump. Marino had an illustrious 17-year career in the NFL but only went to one Super Bowl. Meanwhile, Allen will be entering year eight in 2025.

Could Bills quarterback Josh Allen be the best quarterback since Dan Marino, who never won a Super Bowl, or will he break through soon?

In doing so, Allen actually ended up making some unique NFL history. As shared by OptaSTATS, Allen became the first quarterback in NFL history to have his team lose his top two receivers (by yards) from the previous season and still win the MVP award. Those two wide recievers were Stefon Diggs and Gabe Davis.

The Buffalo Bills were one of the best offenses in the NFL in 2025, but they could get better if Josh Allen gets his wish.

After another heartbreaking playoff exit for the Bills against Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs, one of Josh Allen's teammates has decided to hang up his cleats for good. Josh Allen and the Bills couldn’t reach the Super Bowl after losing once again in the playoffs to the Kansas City Chiefs.