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Josh Allen finally did it. After going zero and seven in overtime games throughout his career, Allen delivered exactly when it mattered most, leading Buffalo to a thirty-seven to thirty-four overtime victory over the Rams on Monday Night Football. Classic Allen, late drama, and a streak that needed to die is now officially buried.
But the final whistle didn't end the night at SoFi Stadium. Rams left tackle Alaric Jackson threw a punch at Bills linebacker Bradley Chubb at midfield after the game, the whole thing caught on ESPN's cameras. Jackson called it an emotional game, which, sure, but throwing hands on the field after the clock hits zero is a different kind of message, and you can bet the league office is already pulling that tape.
Meanwhile, in Los Angeles, Blake Corum is quietly making a case for a bigger workload. With just eight touches against the Bills, Corum matched lead back Kyren Williams' production almost point for point, racking up seventy-two yards and a touchdown. When a guy does that much with that little, it gets harder for a coaching staff to keep looking the other way.
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