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Barry Werner

Josh Allen finds Khalil Shakir for 81-yard Bills touchdown

Khalil Shakir Josh Allen Bills Buffalo Bills Jets NFL

The change from Ken Dorsey to Joe Brady as Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator is working for one game at least.

Josh Allen had thrown three TD passes midway through the third quarter on Sunday as the Bills rolled to a 29-6 lead over the Jets.

The third TD went to Khalil Shakir, who took it 81 total yards after collection the pass.

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