ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (WKBW) — On Sunday night, Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen became the first NFL quarterback to score a passing, receiving and rushing touchdown in the same game.

He made history with a rushing touchdown in the fourth quarter, and after celebrating with his teammates, Allen jogged to the stands and handed the football to 12-year-old Malachi Weems.

Jake Weems

“I just passed out,” Weems said.

This was Weems’ first NFL game. He lives in the small town of Merrill, Oregon. His parents surprised him with the trip and tickets to the game for his 12th birthday.

Jake Weems

Weems went with his father hoping for a snow game… he got that and more.

“It was pretty wild, you can’t predict anything for your child on such a spectacular birthday,” said Jake Weems, Malachi’s father.

I spoke with Malachi and Jake from Jake’s firehouse in Klamath County on Wednesday morning. The sixth-grader said he knows how special this moment is in NFL history and wants to see if Allen wants this historic ball back.

Austin Weems

So on Wednesday I asked Allen if he wanted it back.

“I mean, probably not,” Allen said. “I gave it away for a reason, as it should be. I have enough game balls and game memorabilia. The stuff I put away I never see and it doesn’t have much meaning to me. I hope whoever has it enjoys it and they can keep it.”