Zach Zaslow

It's just Josh Allen willing every single second of the game.

He's a different quarterback than anybody else.

I'm watching the announcers in that game, and the Patriots go up 7-0, and they start having the MVP conversation.

It's not with the MVP.

Well, the color man, though, says, when they ask him who's the MVP, the color man says, right now, at 7-0,

Drake May's the MVP, and they wanted so badly to make the story that when Henderson, who's Saquon Barkley reincarnated in the open field, when Henderson is going 75 yards with a touchdown and Drake May is blocking for him, the announcers, I can hear them getting out of their seat to celebrate.

Look at the quarterback running down the field, making a block 70 yards down the field.

He is the MVP.

No, he's not.

It's the other guy.

The reigning MVP is in the other huddle, and it has not yet been taken away from him, and neither has the division.

Drake May had the chance to do that yesterday.

And here's the other thing Josh Allen has, and this one's not small, man.

The Patriots are down, and it's fourth and four, and they've got it at their 21-yard line with all their timeouts and more than two minutes in the game, and the announcers are saying the correct thing.

You cannot give it back to Josh Allen.

Because the MVP's in the other huddle.

You cannot give the football back to Josh Allen because he'll finish you.

It's just not something that exists anywhere else.

Vrabel coached that game exceptionally well.

And at the end, the other quarterback is there and you fear him.