Josh Allen isn't a secret, of course.
The Buffalo Bills' superstar quarterback was just the NFL MVP last season.
But when he does something like he did on Sunday, leading the Bills back from 21-0 down to the Patriots to a remarkable 35-31 win, Allen draws major attention.
The people that don't watch the Bills quite as closely as Bills Mafia get to be amazed, too.
One of those folks? J.J. Watt, the legendary defensive lineman who now works for CBS Sports.
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Watt joined The Pat McAfee Show on Wednesday and gave Allen just about the highest praise.
"When Josh Allen goes Superman mode you can't stop the Bills," Watt told McAfee.
Watt isn't wrong.
It's pretty much the same message Patriots coach Mike Vrabel had after the game, essentially, when a guy that big and strong and skilled decides he wants to do something, he usually does it.
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The Bills obviously don't want to fall behind 21-0 to good teams on a regular basis. But each of the last two weeks, Buffalo has mounted an impressive comeback to win, even while facing another good QB (Joe Burrow and Drake Maye).
Allen and the Bills did it in a memorable Week 1 rally past the Ravens, too.
Buffalo needs to avoid calling on Superman too much, but when duty calls, Allen does indeed deliver.
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