Bills quarterback Josh Allen had another terrific performance on Sunday, and he’s earned an honor for it. Allen has been named AFC offensive player of the week. Allen accounted for six touchdowns — three passing, three rushing — in the 44-32 victory. He completed 19-of-30 passes for 317 yards and had six carries for 40 yards.

Here is Cowherd's full take on Mahomes and the Chiefs:

While Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford (+150) and New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye (+185) remain at the top, the rest of the MVP race saw plenty of shake-ups.

Cam Newton retired with an NFL-record 75 rushing touchdowns. Josh Allen's next rushing touchdown will be his 76th.

Josh Allen and Gabe Davis were together again as their helmets got stuck together celebrating a touchdown in the Bills' win over the Buccaneers.

After the former Kentucky superstar officially broke the Jacksonville Jaguars’ all-time sack record, Stoops took a moment during his Monday press conference to gush about the player who helped build the foundation of the modern Kentucky era. “I shot a video for him,” Stoops said, smiling. “It does not surprise me. We anticipated that.”

The reigning NFL MVP has an unexpected rival as Josh Allen is trailing one of the Buffalo Bills’ divisional foes in a recent MVP watch.

"And Josh Allen wants to celebrate," broadcaster Jim Nantz said as the Bills players were going for a headbutt on the sidelines. "And they're connected. Yep, they're as one," Nantz joked as Allen and Davis' helmets locked together.