It was a great day for Josh Allen and an awful day for Josh Allen. The great day was for Jacksonville Jaguars defensive end Josh Allen, who absolutely terrorized Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen in a shocking 9-6 Jaguars win over the mighty Bills.

The Jaguars' Josh Allen first made history by sacking the Bills' Josh Allen, and then he intercepted the Bills quarterback and recovered a fumble of his as well:

Jacksonville's shockingly dominant defensive performance flummoxed Allen and the Bills all game long.

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The Bills quarterback completed 31 out of 47 passes for 264 yards. He didn't throw a touchdown, tossed two interceptions and lost a fumble. He did lead Buffalo with 50 rushing yards, but that was a problem in its own right, with Devin Singletary and Zack Moss combining for just 22 yards on nine carries.

Buffalo entered the game as a massive favorite with a 5-2 record. Jacksonville entered just 1-6 amid a tumultuous first season for Urban Meyer. So, naturally, we get one of the biggest upsets of the season.

It was made that much crazier by all this Josh Allen on Josh Allen crime. Just another wild Sunday in the NFL, where nobody in the AFC is truly standing out above the competition.