Josh Allen makes NFL history as Bills’ win streak reaches seven, plus a big day for Steelers QB Russell Wilson

After falling behind 3-0, the Bills scored the next 28 points, easily taking control and improving to 10-2, including 6-0 at home.

A miserable season continued for the 49ers (5-7) when running back Christian McCaffrey limped to the sideline in the first half and later to the locker room with what the team said was a knee injury. The non-contact injury occurred less than a month after McCaffrey made his season debut after being sidelined for two months with Achilles tendonitis in both legs. To add insult to injury, star linebacker Fred Warner also later left the game. Neither of them returned.

Around the league

• Twelve games were decided by seven points or fewer, the most in a single week in NFL history. In three of those victories – by the Indianapolis Colts, the Minnesota Vikings and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers – the decisive plays came in the final minute of the fourth quarter or in overtime.
• The Pittsburgh Steelers outlasted the Cincinnati Bengals with a 44:38 away win. Quarterback Russell Wilson had a top-notch performance, throwing for 414 yards and three touchdowns to lift his team to 9-3. Cincinnati, a playoff contender entering the season, is just 4-8.
• Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence was stretchered off the field with a head injury late in the first half of his team’s 23-20 loss to the Houston Texans. As he rushed for a first down and slipped, Texas linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair collided with him. Al-Shair was deported for the illegal attack. Lawrence later said on social media that he was “at home and feeling better.”