Story byDemocrat and ChronicleSal Maiorana, Rochester Democrat and ChronicleFri, December 19, 2025 at 8:01 AM UTC·12 min readORCHARD PARK - There may not be a player in the NFL who produces more wow moment highlights than Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen. Week after week he does things that blow your mind, and you sometimes feel sorry for the dudes he just exploited and embarrassed. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementCleveland Browns edge rusher Myles Garrett does the same thing on the defensive side of the ball, and Allen is acutely aware that he’ll be in Garrett’s crosshairs Sunday afternoon when the two superstars meet at Huntington Bank Field, and Allen could potentially become involved in a history-making moment, one that he’d love to avoid.“He’s an absolutely tremendous football player, one of the greatest of all time. I do like highlight tapes, but I don’t like being a part of other people’s highlight tapes,” said Allen, who is next up on Garrett’s destruction list in his pursuit of the NFL’s single-season sack record. If he gets to Allen twice, he will break the mark of 22.5 currently shared by JJ Watt (who will be at the stadium broadcasting the game for CBS) and Michael Strahan. Bills left tackle Dion Dawkins, who will get the primary assignment because Garrett lines up mostly on his side, has faced Garrett only twice but despite the small sample size, Dawkins said Garrett is the best player he’s ever gone against.