Bills' Josh Allen needs 1 TD to set an all-time NFL record originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. Josh Allen isn't focused on his numbers. But when the Buffalo Bills win, Allen normally puts up impressive stats in the process.

The Browns have the No. 1 pass defense in the league (169.0 yards per game), jumping ahead of the Bills last week; they are No. 2 behind only the Texans in total yards per game (279.1); they are No. 1 in tackles for lost yardage with 107; No. 1 in fewest first downs (16.4 per game); and No. 1 in third-down conversion rate (34.1%).

The Buffalo Bills are a National Football League team that plays in the AFC East division. The Bills have yet to win a Super Bowl title over the course of their history.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nfl/bills/onsi as Sean McDermott reveals what allowed Bills' backup running back to become NFL leader. Second-year running back Ray Davis's snap percentage is down by more than half, but the backup running back's impact has increased.

Following their electric comeback Sunday to snap the New England Patriots’ 10-game win streak, the Buffalo Bills have won three straight and six of their last eight. The Bills trail the Patriots by one game in the AFC East,

RB James Cook. The fourth-year running back ranks second in the NFL with 1,415 yards rushing and is coming off his eighth 100-yard outing. He scored on two TD runs and caught a touchdown pass against New England. The Bills are 7-1 when Cook tops 100 yards rushing.

With a run defense that has struggled in recent weeks, the Browns face a major challenge against Buffalo's offense

Buffalo has not selected a receiver in the first round since using the No. 4 pick on Clemson star Sammy Watkins in 2014. Watkins and Lee Evans, the No. 14 pick in 2004, are the only first-round receivers the Bills have selected this century.