Bills' Josh Allen puts perfect record off back-to-back losses on line vs. Panthers

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Fret not, Bills Mafia. History says that on Sunday in Carolina Josh Allen will rescue the Buffalo Bills from their two-game losing streak. And perhaps make NFL history in the process.
After consecutive sloppy losses that derailed a promising 4-0 start the Bills take on the surprising 4-3 Panthers — winners of three in a row. Though Carolina is the hotter team, history indicates that Allen and the Bills are in the better position.
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We recently documented how the Bills under head coach Sean McDermott are 8-0 in the game after their Bye. But deeper and realize that Allen is the driving force behind that staggering stat.
The Bills have won the team's last 10 games following a bye, marking the NFL's longest active streak and second-longest since the bye week started in 1990.
— Buffalo Bills PR (@BuffaloBillsPR) October 24, 2025
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Josh Allen chasing Cam Newton
First and foremost, the reigning MVP has never lost three consecutive as the Bills' starting quarterback. After back-to-back losses, he's gone 7-0 with 15 touchdowns and only two interceptions. In those game the Bills have averaged 26 points per game.
Allen is also on the doorstep of history. With a victory Sunday he'll pass Peyton Manning and Ben Roethlisberger for the fourth-most wins by a quarterback in their first eight seasons.
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And, fittingly in Cam Newton's old stadium, Allen can tie the former Panthers' MVP with two rushing touchdowns or with a score both passing and rushing.

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