Allen was phenomenal in Buffalo Bills’ 48-19 victory over the Denver Broncos on Saturday, racking up four total touchdowns – two on the air and two on the field – to win AFC Offensive Player of the Week. While Bills won his first AFC East title in 1995, Allen led the way with 359 yards, two touchdowns and no choice. On the ground, Allen rushed for two more scores and 33 yards.
The Indianapolis Colts defensive end, DeForest Buckner, won India’s 27-20 victory over the Houston Texans on Sunday. Buckner, AFC Defensive Player of the Week, amassed three sacks along with four tackles and a forced beat in the pivot division victory.
The Kansas City bosses are not known for scoring, but when called up, striker Tommy Townsend showed he can shine as he won Player of the Week in the AFC special teams after KC’s 32-29 win over the New Orleans Saints on Sunday. Townsend played an important role in the fact that the Chiefs won the battle for the position on the field, fixing the Saints three times inside the 20. Townsend scored six times in the game, with a length of 61.