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Josh Allen Stuns America With His Genius Trick Play — Dalton Kincaid Proudly Says: “That’s My QB”

Buffalo, NY – October 26, 2025

Highmark Stadium erupted in disbelief as Josh Allen once again redefined what it means to be a football genius. The Buffalo Bills didn’t just crush the Las Vegas Raiders 40–9 — they delivered a play so audacious, so brilliant, that it left the entire NFL world speechless.

Midway through the second quarter, facing 4th-and-1 near midfield, Allen appeared frustrated as the Bills lined up in a tight formation. What looked like a simple hard count quickly turned into chaos — or so everyone thought.

TV mics caught Allen shouting in frustration,

“This never f***ing works, man!”

Raiders defenders relaxed for just a split second, assuming Buffalo was about to call a timeout. But that’s exactly what Allen wanted.

With perfect timing, Allen suddenly took the snap, faked a handoff to James Cook, and rolled out right — before flicking a no-look pass across the middle to Dalton Kincaid, who sprinted 25 yards for the first down and more. The Raiders’ defense stood frozen. Highmark exploded. America gasped.
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Within minutes, the clip went viral — millions of views, endless memes, and one trending hashtag: #AllenArtistry.
ESPN called it “a masterclass in manipulation,” while fans simply called it “pure magic.”

Inside the Bills’ locker room, laughter filled the air — but one voice stood out: Dalton Kincaid, grinning from ear to ear.

“Josh doesn’t just play with power or speed — he plays with genius,” Kincaid said. “That’s why we trust him completely. He’s not just our leader — he’s our heartbeat. That’s my QB.”

It wasn’t just a quote. It was a declaration — a reflection of how much Buffalo’s offense believes in the man wearing No. 17.

Allen finished the night with 342 passing yards, four touchdowns, and one viral highlight that reminded everyone why the Bills Mafia believes so fiercely in him.

When asked about the now-famous trick play, Allen just laughed and said,

“Sometimes, you gotta have fun. If they bite, great. If they don’t — we’ll still make it work.”

Calm. Confident. Classic Josh Allen.

Because in Buffalo, football isn’t just about brute force — it’s about creativity, intelligence, and the pure joy of the game.

And when Dalton Kincaid said, “That’s my QB,” it wasn’t just pride. It was the voice of an entire Bills Mafia, echoing through the cold Western New York air — proud, loud, and united behind their leader. 💙❤️

 
 

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