Josh Allen, quarterback of the Buffalo Bills, had 324 yards for four touchdowns against the Pittsburgh Steelers at the Bills Stadium on Sunday. With his brilliant show, the 26-year-old became the first QB this season to surpass 300 yards in the first 30 minutes of a game.
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Allen opened the game with a 98-yard touchdown. Buffalo did not gain a yard on the first two plays when the quarterback connected with Gabe Davis. It was the Bills’ longest offense play in 13 years.
Josh Allen was intercepted in the second quarter. Former Bills cornerback Levi Wallace made a leaping interception in front of Gabe Davis. This did not stop the QB from charging. He soon hit Stefon Diggs for a touchdown and took the Bills 24-3 up in the game.
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Buffalo Bills rookie wide receiver Khalil Shakir scored his first career touchdown. He took a catch-and-run 20 yards down the left sideline, taking a Josh Allen 24-yard throw to the end-zone. The Bills scored 21 points in the second quarter.
At half-time, Buffalo led 31-3.
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Allen had made 31.02 fantasy points in the first 30 minutes. He had 14-24 passing.
WR Gabe Davis had two catches for 160 yards and two touchdowns. Pittsburgh rookie Kenny Pickett was 13 of 20 for 121 yards and an interception and Najee Harris was held to 17 yards rushing.
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In the Bills’ 23-20 win against the Baltimore Ravens last week, Allen threw for 213 yards and a touchdown with an interception.
“Josh Allen throwing for a zillion yards,” a Twitter user said on Sunday.
“Damn Josh Allen is on pace for like 1,000 yards passing for this game!” another one said.
