Imagine someone upstairs in the NFL recording offices watching Josh Allen throw a touchdown pass to themselves in the Buffalo Bills-San Francisco 49ers game, sighing deeply and saying, “S—, how are we going to score that?” ?””

Allen himself was pretty confused too.

After Allen scored on an absurd lateral touchdown in the snow Football on Sunday eveningsMicrophones caught the Bills quarterback wondering whether he would earn a passing, rushing or receiving touchdown in the game. He wasn’t entirely sure and had to question his teammates.

“Is it a passing touchdown? I wouldn’t get any passing and receiving. I would assume it’s a pass because you’re in a hurry,” Allen thought out loud.

“You get a rush,” Mack Hollins said, especially when you’re barefoot. “(Amari Cooper) gets one catching, you get one rushing.”

Allen was then informed that he had died And a receiving touchdown (the incredibly rare zero catches for seven yards and a TD box score), to which he responded, “I won’t ask any questions.”

Allen is only the fourth player in NFL history to score a receiving TD on a pass he threw. according to NextGen Stats. He finished the game with a complete hat trick – a passing, rushing and receiving touchdown – becoming the youngest NFL player to achieve this special feat in a single game since Christian McCaffrey in 2022.

The Bills easily defeated the 49ers 35:10 at Highmark Stadium.