Here we'll try to look at and discuss why Josh Allen's foot injury is clearly an issue, and it could be what costs the Bills a Super Bowl.

The Buffalo Bills will play a meaningless game against a lowly opponent in the final game at old Highmark Stadium.

Allen aggravated the right foot injury that he suffered in Week 16, but X-rays were negative after the Bills' Week 17 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. Head coach Sean McDermott told reporters after the game that Allen was sore and the X-rays were just to make sure nothing else was wrong.

In Sunday's game against the Philadelphia Eagles, Buffalo Bills star quarterback Josh Allen became the fastest, youngest player to reach 300 total touchdowns in NFL history.

The Bills' quarterback is dealing with a foot injury he sustained during a Week 16 win over the Cleveland Browns.

It's hard to deny what he said when looking at the stat line. Philadelphia's defense forced a turnover. They held the Bills to six third-down conversions on 15 attempts. They held Buffalo's rushing attack, led by the great James Cook, to 120 yards and sacked Allen five times for a loss of 51 yards.

Nick Wright lists his QB hierarchy entering week 18, including Matthew Stafford, Brock Purdy, and Drake Maye. New England Patriots QB Drake Maye is a big favorite to win his first MVP award heading into Week 18.

New York dominated Las Vegas, to the tune of 34-10. Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart passed for 207 yards, rushed for 48, and had two touchdowns on the ground. Wide receiver Wan'Dale Robins had 11 receptions for 113 yards.