Bills’ Josh Allen happy to finally win an NFL overtime game after 0-7 start
Josh Allen can finally cross one stubborn item off his NFL bucket list. After years of overtime heartbreak, the Buffalo Bills quarterback earned his first career win in extra time on Monday night. He helped his team outlast the Los Angeles Rams, 37-34, in a thrilling Week 5 showdown at SoFi Stadium. Allen entered the contest with an 0-7 record in […] The post Bills’ Josh Allen happy to finally…
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen finally achieved a milestone in his NFL career after years of overtime losses. On Monday night, the 33-year-old quarterback led his team to a thrilling 37-34 victory over the Los Angeles Rams in overtime at SoFi Stadium. Allen entered the game with a disappointing 0-7 record in overtime, but his performance helped the Bills erase that painful history.
The win was a turning point for the Bills, who are now 4-1 after five games in the 2026 season. Allen's 331 total yards, including 121 rushing yards, were instrumental in the victory, as he dominated the Rams' defense with his mobility and playmaking. The win also kept the Bills in the AFC contender conversation. Allen expressed his relief after the game, stating that he "hated overtime games in my career, so we get the first one. We'll take it."
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