The matchup of the two Josh Allens has a different ring to it this season. In fact, this time there will officially be just one on the field when the

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen spoke about the massive Gatorade advertisement displaying his face that was recently installed in downtown Buffalo.

Bills fans railed eight months ago about Lamar Jackson winning MVP and just last week moaned some more about an ESPN anonymous players’ poll that voted Allen the NFL’s most overrated quarterback. Yet there Bills fans were Sunday afternoon, livid about the Bills’ offense.

Josh Allen's nearly 12-story Gatorade advertisement went up in downtown Buffalo without necessary permissions, although the building owner submitted a permit request in late August.

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen has had an extended time away from the football field. Even so, he's still protecting his non-throwing hand. After taking a knock in Week 1 when scoring a touchdown,

When the Buffalo Bills host the Jacksonville Jaguars on Monday night to conclude Week 3 of the NFL season, they'll do so knowing that it will mean the return of two of the organization's long-time veterans.

With the way Josh Allen has played to start the season, including in Thursday night’s dominant 31–10 victory over the Miami Dolphins, the Buffalo Bills’ star quarterback is well on his way to earning the kind of respect Rodgers has had for many years.

Much has been made of the large Gatorade ad of Josh Allen going up in downtown Buffalo. The star quarterback's face is displayed in the city that has rallied around him for the better part of a decade.