Coach Joe Brady's Buffalo Bills dismantled the Baltimore Ravens by a score of 36-10 in Week 8 action as QB Josh Allen broke Jim Kelly's record with Kelly in attendance. The Bills' trade deadline possibilities were updated before the game as Allen reminded fans why he's a living legend with another huge game.

Allen sent a message after the game as he thanked his teammates past and present.

“That's the goal, right, to go out there and be the best quarterback that you can be, to play good football, and we've done that for quite some time now. To break the records, it's cool, but I understand, it's not just me, right, there's a lot of guys that have put a lot of work into this that have helped me get to this spot right here. I don't take that for granted, to be the quarterback of the Buffalo Bills…God's placed me here for a reason, I continue to trust his plan.”

Allen passed for 289 yards and two touchdowns with one interception. He got help in the running game from James Cook, who had 21 rushes for 80 yards and a touchdown.

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The Bills got a mixed bag of injury updates prior to the game but still came out and played well against a Ravens team that sent three quarterbacks, including Joe Fagnano, Tyler Huntley, and Lamar Jackson, the latter of whom threw just one pass. The Bills' offense fired on all cylinders, but Jim Leonhard's defense led the way as they held the Ravens below 150 yards.

The Bills are looking like a Super Bowl contender again, a place where they haven't been since Kelly was their main man behind center in 1994. Allen has what it takes to break a 30-plus year dry spell, but it's going to take a team effort, as the Bills superstar alluded to in his press conference.