Patrick Mahomes screams ‘that was lit’ after Josh Allen scores epic touchdown with ‘Superman’ dive in snow
The incredible touchdown that Josh Allen scored on Sunday left Patrick Mahomes speechless.
In their victory over the San Francisco 49ers, the 28-year-old Buffalo Bills quarterback made a sensational dive for the pylon to score a touchdown.
At a snow-covered Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park, New York, Buffalo easily won 35–10.
Allen’s touchdown run in the third quarter was the high point.
With the Bills ahead 21-3, the quarterback completed a ball to Amari Cooper on 1st and Goal.
Three 49ers defenders were tackling Cooper when Allen shifted in his direction.
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Allen shook off a tackle after Cooper offloaded the ball to him and raced for the end zone.
And when Bills fans went into rapture, the 28-year-old was given the touchdown.
On the NBC broadcast, Mike Tirico and Cris Collinsworth were unable to control their excitement.
AndMahomes was in awe at home after playing on Friday and having Sunday off.
“That was lit,” the Chiefs quarterback remarked on X.
“Josh Allen is Superman,” wrote a different fan. “Prove me wrong.”
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Some social media users referred to it as the NFL’s play of the year.
Only a few weeks after his last, it was Allen’s second play of the year contender.
On November 17, the Chiefsin Buffalo defeated them 30–21.
On fourth and two, Allen broke through Kansas City’s defense to score a 27-yard touchdown run that completed the victory.
After that game, Mahomes and Allen reunited on the field and reportedly decided to “do it again.”
In the AFC playoffs, the Chiefs and Bills are still headed for a meeting.
On Black Friday, Kansas City defeated the Las Vegas Raiders, improving their record to 11-1.
After freezing out San Francisco, Buffalo was still in a strong chase at 10-2.
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Over Thanksgiving weekend, Allen also asked his girlfriend, Hailee Steinfeld, to marry him.
He smiled and remarked, “Felt good.”
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