Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen isn’t just making headlines for his MVP-caliber performances—he’s also dropping playful warnings to NFL teams about poaching one of his key coaches. In a press conference on Wednesday,

Josh Allen will extend his consecutive starts streak to 115 games, including playoffs, when the Bills (13-3) wrap up their regular season at the New England Patriots (3-13) on Sunday. Allen owns the longest active streak for a quarterback in the NFL. Detroit's Jared Goff is second with 51 straight games.

Rookie Bo Nix and the Denver Broncos are coming to Josh Allen's house, where he and the Bills haven't lost all year.

Buffalo, the No. 2 seed in the AFC for the third year running, begins its latest playoff journey against the seventh-seeded Denver Broncos on Sunday afternoon in Orchard Park, N.Y. The Broncos (10-7) made the postseason for the first time since Peyton Manning guided them to the Super Bowl 50 title.

Josh Allen has a foolproof plan to ensure offensive coordinator Joe Brady remains with the Buffalo Bills. When asked what Brady brought to the team's offense this year, Allen made a bold decision. He lied. Shamelessly. Allen said Brady brought, "Nothing. Teams should stay away from him."

Josh Allen shared a great comment this week about his offensive coordinator Joe Brady. Brady, who has been with the Buffalo Bills since 2022, is receiving interest from different teams that have head coach vacancies.

Joe Brady has made the Bills' offense much better, and that's why Josh Allen is trying to keep him to himself.

Not even Josh Allen might not be enough to keep Joe Brady in Buffalo, but he's trying based on his hilarious response to reporters.