The Los Angeles Chargers have come out of the gate firing on all cylinders against the Buffalo Bills in Week 3.
After forcing a fumble by James Cook on the first play of the game, the Bolts did what they didn't do offensively a week ago: capitalize on a big play from their defense. They marched down the field for an eight-play 47-yard drive capped off by a Keaton Mitchell touchdown.
But even with the ball back, the Bills still weren't able to find their footing as the Chargers defense continued to make Josh Allen uncomfortable in the pocket. At one point, Allen's pass was batted down by a defenisve lineman at the line of scrimmage. The pass fell right back into the quarterback's hands, earning him the rare feat of completing a pass to himself.
Allen ran up the field, netting one yard before being brought down by Tuli Tuipulotu.
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That drive ended up resulting in a punt, but Allen threw interceptions on each of the Bills' next two possessions for their second and third turnovers of the game in just four series.
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Bills QB Josh Allen completes pass to himself in bizarre play
