Denver Broncos linebacker Nik Bonitto and safety Devon Key force Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen into chaotic fumble before halftime

After a James Cook fumble swung momentum to Denver in the first quarter, a bizarre turnover by Josh Allen in the closing minute of the second quarter gave the Broncos three points just before halftime.

We've come to expect superhuman play from Allen whenever he's on the field, but he fell far short of that bar Saturday.

Early in the second quarter, shortly after a Broncos punt, Alex Singleton rocked James Cook with a hit that pried the ball free from the running back's arms. Denver jumped on the ball, taking over at its own 31-yard line. That Cook fumble led to a Broncos touchdown, as Denver took a 10-7 lead by taking advantage of the turnover.

The Broncos came after Josh Allen with relentless pressure. But one fumble helped end halftime with Denver having the momentum.

Bo Nix also hit Lil'Jordan Humphrey in the end zone as the Broncos scored 10 points in the final 22 seconds of the first half.

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During the AFC Divisional game against the Denver Broncos, Josh Allen was visibly frustrated after a series of fumbles and sacks. It all started early in the first half. While the Bills were leading 7-3,