Bills QB Josh Allen’s Controversial Touchdown Pass Sinks Broncos

Denver: So, the game was pretty wild, right? It all kicked off with Bo Nix connecting with Troy Franklin for a 43-yard touchdown on the Broncos’ first drive. That was a sweet moment, but things went downhill from there. Head coach Sean Payton was not happy with Franklin after a couple of missed chances, especially that fourth-down play in the fourth quarter.

Then, the Broncos tried to get creative. Down by three, Riley Dixon faked a punt and tossed a 15-yard pass to Marvin Mims Jr. for a first down. But they just couldn’t build on that momentum. After a couple of failed plays, they had to punt again. In a game like this, you really need to make those chances count, and Denver just didn’t.

Now, let’s talk about Josh Allen. The guy is a beast. He pulled off a crazy play on fourth down in the third quarter, finding Ty Johnson in the end zone for a 24-yard touchdown. There was some debate about whether it was a catch, but the refs ruled it good, and that pretty much sealed the deal for the Bills. Denver just couldn’t bounce back after that.

On the defensive side, Zach Allen really stood out for the Broncos. He played hard, racking up a sack and four pressures against a tough Bills offensive line. He had a stellar season overall, making the All-Pro team with 8.5 sacks.

But not everything was rosy for Denver. Marvin Mims Jr. took a brutal hit on a punt return that pinned them deep in their own territory. That drive ended with a missed field goal as time ran out in the half. Ouch!

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