Two weeks into the season and already we’re seeing some wild stuff, with numbers moving faster than a jet sweep! The record books are getting rewritten, and honestly, it’s getting hard to keep up. James Cook blew past Joe Cribbs, Joe Brady just did something no other Bills head coach ever has, and Josh Allen? Man, that dude is out here climbing lists that are *packed* with running backs. It’s completely insane. Now the Los Angeles Chargers are rolling into Buffalo, and we’ve got even more milestones staring us down. Let’s dive into what’s happening this Sunday, September 27, 2026.
The Usual Suspects Just Keep Producing
First up, Khalil Shakir is a total human pinball out there. He hauled in three passes against Detroit last week, pushing his career total to 204. That put him right past Robert Woods and tied him up with former Bills tight end Jay Riemersma on the all-time receptions list. You know what that means: one single catch this Sunday, and Shakir owns 17th place all by himself with 205 grabs. Seriously, the guy has caught at least one pass in every game since Week 18 of the 2022 season, so yeah, you can bet on this one. If he doesn’t, blame me, I guess!
Then there’s Dawson Knox, quietly racking up catches. He snagged two against Detroit, bringing his career total to 232. He’s literally just one catch shy of Cole Beasley’s 233 career receptions with the Bills. So, one catch this Sunday ties Beasley. Two catches, and Knox shoots right past him on the all-time list. We called for two Knox catches last week, and he delivered, so let’s see him do it again!
Allen Is Doing Quarterback Things, If By “Quarterback Things” You Mean “Running Back Things”
Alright, let’s talk about the man, Josh Allen. He punched in two more rushing touchdowns against Detroit, bringing his career total to a mind-boggling 83. That’s good enough to tie Hall of Fame running back Jim Taylor for 18th place on the NFL’s all-time list. Yeah, you read that right: a quarterback, tied with a legendary running back. One more rushing touchdown this Sunday, and Allen leaves Taylor in the dust. Two rushing scores? That puts him at 85 and ties him with another Bills legend, Marshawn Lynch. It’s just wild, totally normal quarterback stuff, right? This dude is built different.
And hey, remember how we were all yelling for more Dawson Knox touchdowns? Looks like it worked! Knox finally got some movement in that column, catching his 28th career touchdown against Detroit. That puts him even with Stevie Johnson and Gabe Davis on the Bills’ all-time list. One more score this Sunday would give him 29, move him past both those guys, and tie him with Jerry Butler. Let’s get it done, Dawson!
Oh, and shoutout to Joe Brady, too. This guy just became the first head coach in Bills history to win his first two regular-season games. Two wins to start his tenure? That’s a serious statement. He’s gunning for 3-0 this week, and with the Chargers coming to town, you know he’s gonna be pushing for that flawless start.
The Chargers are coming to town, and it’s not just another game. It’s a chance for these guys to keep rewriting the record books. Allen doing Allen things, Shakir building his legacy, Knox getting those numbers up, and Brady chasing history. You really don’t want to miss this one.
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Originally reported by Buffalo Rumblings.
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