Josh Allen delivered a historic performance, throwing for 317 yards and three touchdowns while rushing for three more, leading the Buffalo Bills to a 44-32 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday.

The reigning NFL MVP completed 19-of-30 passes and rushed six times for 40 yards, helping Buffalo improve to 7-3, just 1.5 games behind AFC East leader New England (9-2). Allen became the first player in NFL history with multiple games featuring three passing and three rushing touchdowns.

“I’m doing my job,” Allen said. “Things weren’t going the way we wanted, we were just trying to find a way to reset. I trusted my feet and focused on finding completions, and we executed better in the second half.”

Allen opened the scoring with a two-yard rushing touchdown in the first quarter and threw touchdown passes of 43 yards to Tyrell Shavers, 52 yards to Ty Johnson, and 25 yards to James Cook. Despite Buffalo trailing 32-31 with 13:38 remaining, Allen orchestrated an 81-yard, eight-play drive capped by a five-yard touchdown run, then added a nine-yard touchdown run off an 85-yard march with 2:35 left to secure the win.

“(We) turned the ball over three times and still found a way to win,” Allen said. “That speaks to the resiliency we have in this locker room. We’re going to try to use this momentum moving forward.”

Tampa Bay’s Sean Tucker ran for 106 yards and two touchdowns, but the Buccaneers fell to 6-4.

Elsewhere, the Denver Broncos edged the Kansas City Chiefs 22-19, with Wil Lutz kicking a 35-yard game-winning field goal as time expired. Denver improved to 6-0 at home while Kansas City fell to 5-5. “This was huge,” quarterback Bo Nix said. “A must-win going into a bye week.”

In the NFC West, the Los Angeles Rams narrowly defeated the Seattle Seahawks 21-19, with Matthew Stafford throwing two touchdown passes and the Rams intercepting four of Sam Darnold’s throws.

Carolina moved within half a game of Tampa Bay in the NFC South with a 30-27 overtime win at Atlanta. Bryce Young threw for 448 yards and three touchdowns, and Ryan Fitzgerald kicked the game-winning 28-yard field goal.

Chicago edged Minnesota 19-17 on a 48-yard field goal from Carlos Santos, keeping the Bears atop the NFC North.

Pittsburgh dominated Cincinnati 34-12 thanks to a 73-yard interception return touchdown by Kyle Dugger and a 34-yard fumble recovery touchdown by James Pierre. The Steelers, however, lost quarterback Aaron Rodgers to a left wrist injury, and safety Jalen Ramsey was ejected for punching Ja’Marr Chase after a video appeared to show Chase spitting at him.

Green Bay overcame the New York Giants 27-20, with Jordan Love replacing Rodgers and throwing a 17-yard game-winning touchdown to Christian Watson.

Jacksonville rolled past the Los Angeles Chargers 35-6, with Trevor Lawrence throwing and running for touchdowns while Travis Etienne ran for two scores.

Houston edged Tennessee 16-13 on a last-second 35-yard field goal by Matthew Wright, while Philadelphia survived a 16-9 win over Detroit in cold, windy conditions, with Jalen Hurts throwing for 135 yards and rushing for a touchdown.

In an international matchup, Miami defeated Washington 16-13 in overtime in Madrid. Jack Jones intercepted a Marcus Mariota pass to set up Riley Patterson’s 29-yard game-winning field goal. De’Von Achane contributed 165 total yards from scrimmage.

San Francisco defeated Arizona 41-22, highlighted by Brock Purdy throwing for 200 yards and three touchdowns and Christian McCaffrey running for 81 yards and two scores. Jacoby Brissett of Arizona set an NFL record with 47 completions on 57 attempts.

Baltimore secured a 23-16 victory at Cleveland, with Mark Andrews scoring the go-ahead touchdown with 2:31 remaining. Cleveland rookie Shedeur Sanders, making his NFL debut, was unable to rally the Browns after Dillon Gabriel was sidelined by a concussion.