Patrick Mahomes Reflects on Epic Matchups with Josh Allen: ‘Every Game Is a Battle to Remember!’
Kansas City Chiefs' superstar quarterback Patrick Mahomes has been at the center of one of the NFL’s most electrifying rivalries in recent years—the one between himself and Buffalo Bills’ quarterback Josh Allen. As both quarterbacks continue to dominate their respective teams, Mahomes took a moment to reflect on the fierce battles between the two AFC heavyweights. "Josh and I? We’ve had some epic matchups, haven’t we? I know every time we meet, it’s going to be a game to remember," Mahomes said. "I’ll never underestimate him, but hey, I’ll do what I do best—keep making plays and showing what this Chiefs offense is all about. Let’s just say, it’s always fun when we go head-to-head!"
The rivalry between Mahomes and Allen is not just about statistics or accolades; it's about the undeniable chemistry and intensity each brings to the field. Every time the Chiefs and Bills face off, it’s more than just a game—it’s an opportunity to prove who is the best quarterback in the AFC. Both quarterbacks have shown the ability to perform in clutch moments, with Mahomes leading his team to multiple Super Bowls and Allen becoming the face of the Bills’ resurgence.
Mahomes’ lighthearted yet respectful remarks about Allen capture the essence of their rivalry—two elite quarterbacks who push each other to elevate their games. Mahomes acknowledged that Allen’s skill set and competitive fire have made their matchups memorable. "I know every time we meet, it’s going to be a game to remember," Mahomes continued. "I’ll never underestimate him." These words reflect the respect Mahomes has for Allen as a formidable opponent while also highlighting his confidence in his own abilities to outshine Allen and lead his team to victory.
As the Chiefs and Bills are both perennial Super Bowl contenders, each encounter between Mahomes and Allen has become a spectacle for fans, analysts, and the NFL world at large. Both quarterbacks bring their unique styles to the field—Mahomes with his ability to extend plays and make jaw-dropping throws, and Allen with his powerful arm and dynamic dual-threat ability. These differences only add to the excitement, making their battles more than just a football game, but a showcase of the future of the NFL.
Looking ahead, it’s clear that Mahomes and Allen will continue to dominate the AFC, with their rivalry likely to reach new heights. As the Chiefs prepare for their next meeting with the Bills, Mahomes’ focus remains sharp: he’s ready to face Allen again, eager to keep proving his worth and solidifying his place as one of the league’s top quarterbacks.
The Mahomes-Allen rivalry is one for the ages, and as both continue to break records and lead their teams, fans can expect even more thrilling matchups between these two elite quarterbacks.
New Steelers safety shares how he earned his spot with amazing workout story
The story behind Darrick Forrest's journey to the Pittsburgh Steelers couldn't be any more inspiring, as he recently detailed his incredible work ethic during his visit and workout session with the team.
Courtesy of a report from Penn Live's Nick Farabaugh, Forrest revealed that he was dealing with the flu on the day of his workout with Pittsburgh — pushing himself to the point he almost vomited afterward. Forrest shared that it was worth it once he found out he was being signed by the Steelers.
Selected by the Commanders with the 163rd overall pick in the fifth round of the 2021 NFL Draft, Forrest showed promise as a starter during his time in Washington before injuries derailed his early success.
Forrest went on to sign with the Bills in 2025 but was released as part of final roster cuts. He then signed with the Indianapolis Colts' practice squad on September 9 but was released four days later.
It remains to be seen if Forrest will be elevated to play against the Indianapolis Colts this Sunday, but he could have his number called soon as the Steelers deal with several injuries in their secondary.
