Josh Allen Matches Jim Kelly’s TD Milestone in Bills’ Win; Browns Move to First in AFC North

The Buffalo Bills fended off a late surge from the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday to secure a 33-30 victory, a win highlighted by quarterback Josh Allen reaching a historic franchise milestone. During the contest, Allen threw his 258th career passing touchdown, tying Hall of Famer Jim Kelly for the most in Bills history.

While the offense found success through the air, the victory was narrow. Analysis of the performance indicates that Buffalo’s defensive unit struggled to contain the Raiders late in the game, nearly surrendering a double-digit lead before closing out the win. Despite those vulnerabilities, Allen prepares to take sole possession of the touchdown record in the coming weeks.

Browns Ascend to Top of AFC North

The Cleveland Browns took solo lead of the AFC North following a defensive 13-10 victory over the Baltimore Ravens. In a game defined by field position and physical line play, the Browns’ defense limited Baltimore’s scoring opportunities to secure their spot at the top of the division. The result marks a significant shift in the divisional race, establishing Cleveland as the team to beat heading into the middle of the season.

In other Sunday action, the Green Bay Packers defeated the Dallas Cowboys 23-13 on Sunday Night Football. The Packers utilized a balanced attack to control the tempo, keeping the Cowboys’ offense out of the end zone for much of the second half. Meanwhile, the Arizona Cardinals earned a pivotal divisional win of their own, outlasting the Los Angeles Rams in an 18-16 defensive struggle.

Quarterback Shifts and London Highlights

The New York Giants’ 34-27 loss to the New Orleans Saints featured a notable change under center. After starter Jameis Winston struggled early, rookie J.J. McCarthy made a relief appearance, sparking a late rally that ultimately fell short. The performance has prompted immediate questions regarding the Giants’ starting rotation for Week 7.

Across the Atlantic, the Houston Texans improved to 2-4 with a 34-31 win over the Jacksonville Jaguars in London. Rookie sensation C.J. Stroud delivered a dominant performance, throwing for 312 yards and three touchdowns to lead the high-scoring effort. According to AP News, the weekend’s results across the league have significantly tightened several playoff races as the NFL season nears its midpoint.

The Week 6 slate concluded with several teams reassessing their depth charts. While the Bills and Browns solidified their standing as contenders, the quarterback situation in New York and the defensive consistency in Buffalo remain primary storylines to monitor as the league moves toward late October.

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