While the New England Patriots are keeping everything on the table when it comes to their starting quarterback in Sunday's regular-season finale against the Bills, Buffalo will be starting Josh Allen at Gillette Stadium.

"Josh Allen started Sunday's game vs. New England and played one play. He now has started 105 straight games, the longest active streak for any QB and more than double the next closest streak that belongs to Lions QB Jared Goff," Schefter said on X.

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McDermott admitted the plan is to keep that streak alive for Allen, meaning all he has to do is take the first snap of the game for the Bills. Per McDermott, Allen will play “very, very short amount of time” against the Patriots.

Bills quarterback Josh Allen, who's playing the best football of his seven-year career, entered the final game of the regular season with 3,731 passing yards and 28 touchdowns, along with 531 rushing yards, 12 rushing touchdowns, and 1 receiving touchdown.

Josh Allen will try to elevate his legacy as the Buffalo Bills' quarterback on Sunday, when the MVP candidate looks to advance to his first AFC championship game in four years. Regardless of how he fares against the Baltimore Ravens,

For the sixth year in a row quarterback Josh Allen has led the Buffalo Bills to the playoffs and for the fifth year in a row he's taken them to the Divisional Round. Allen leads the Bills in what will likely be a very hard-fought game against the Baltimore Ravens and reigning NFL MVP Lamar

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