"Still 0 Super Bowls," "0-4 in postseason": NFL fans roast Josh Allen on improving to 5-1 record vs. Patrick Mahomes and Chiefs

On Sunday, Josh Allen helped the Buffalo Bills to a 28-21 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs. According to Bleacher Report, the 2024 NFL MVP is now 5-1 against three-time Super Bowl champion Patrick Mahomes and his team in the regular season.

Despite this regular-season achievement, the Bils have yet to win a postseason game against the Chiefs and have a 0-4 record against them in the playoffs. Fans on social media decided to troll Allen and the Bills' rivalry against Andy Reid's team.

"Still 0 superbowl appearances," one fan commented.

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"'Regular season' still can't beat him when it matters most," another fan said. "And then 0-4 in the postseason. But.... it's stll the regular season. So, doesn't matter until then," this fan said. "Someone pull up the postseason stats," another fan wrote. "Josh Allen beats Patrick Mahomes again. The only issue is in the playoffs when it matters the most he hasn't beaten him yet," one fan said. "Josh Allen turns into Superman in the regular season and Clark Kent in January, this fan commented.

At the end of the first half, the Bills had a 21-13 lead over the Chiefs. Allen scored two total touchdowns while Andy Reid's team relied on Harrison Butker's two field goals and Rashee Rice's rushing touchdown.

The quarterback helped his team build on this momentum after halftime. Allen scored another touchdown, but the Chiefs saw a glimmer of hope in the fourth quarter after Kareem Hunt rushed to the end zone and Mahomes converted a two-point attempt.

Unfortunately, it was too late for the Chiefs to make a comeback against the Bills. Josh Allen ended the night completing 23 of 26 passes for 273 yards and three total touchdowns. He joined Hall of Fame RBs Marshall Faulk, Jim Brown and LaDainian Tomilson to have six rushing touchdowns in the first eight seasons of his career.

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Josh Allen expresses joy after Sunday's victory over the Chiefs

After the final whistle, the Bills quarterback joined CBS Sports' Tracy Wolfson for an interview. Allen expressed his excitement about winning at home against Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs. He highlighted how it was teamwork that helped them secure the win on Sunday.

"It was a team effort," Allen said. "A lot of hard work went into this. Had a great week of practice, a really good gameplan. Guys came out, made some plays. And we made one more than they did and that's all that matters. "Just trusting my feet, trusting the 10 players around me. That's really all that it comes down to. Going out there trying to make the decisions, put the ball where it needs to be."

The Bills now have a two-game winning streak and have secured a 6-2 record. They are next scheduled to face the Dolphins next Sunday at 1 p.m. ET

Edited by Priyam Hazarika