The Buffalo Bills had a very rough first half in Monday night's game at the Atlanta Falcons. They punted four times, had just a single scoring drive, and allowed three touchdowns, including a career-best 81-yard rush from Bijan Robinson.But those struggles paled in comparison to what transpired before halftime. Reigning MVP Josh Allen threw this interception to Dee Alford:And there was much ridicule over it:💨 @Raps20_LINKJosh Allen worst mvp ever I’m cryingMac Hodgdon @MacHodgdonLINKI’ve seen enough Drake Maye broke Josh AllenLeek @LeekCartierLINKJosh Allen looking like his normal self tonight"Never (put) him in Drake Maye talks ever again, one demanded."Josh Allen getting exposed tonight," another claimed."Josh Allen is playing like Prime Dan Orlovsky 😂😂😂" another compared.Allen finished the half with just five completions for 98 yards and a touchdown to Dawson Knox against the aforementioned interception.The Falcons, meanwhile, got a solid outing from sophomore Michael Penix Jr., who completed 12 of 19 attempts for 171 yards and a touchdown to Drake London.Bills-Falcons game recapThe Falcons began the game explosively, as Tyler Allgeier scored a rushing touchdown on the opening drive. Josh Allen did not take long to respond, however, finding Dawson Knox in the endzone for six to tie the game.Both teams then exchanged punts before Michael Penix Jr. got himself on the scoreboard with a pass to Drake London. Then the Falcons sacked Allen twice, forced a punt, and scored again via an 81-yard rush by Bijan Robinson.It would turn out to be the last scoring drive of the first half. After forcing another Bills punt, the Falcons committed a turnover on downs while inside opposing territory.Both sides then exchanged punts again to continue the drought well into the final minute of the game, and that was where disaster nearly struck. With five seconds left, Dee Alford intercepted Allen, but Drake London erroneously decided to go for a touchdown on the ensuing drive rather than set up a field goal, stepping out of bounds to end the first half.To begin the second half, Allen seemingly regained his touch, finding Ray Davis for six on the first drive. Those would be the only points scored in the third quarter, however; after forcing a punt on the Falcons, the Bills failed to convert on fourth down to lose possession.The drought continued into the fourth quarter, when Greg Rousseau blocked a field goal to return possession to the Bills. However, Allen nearly lost the ball on a fumble during the ensuing drive, forcing a punt - the first of three straight in the period.That drought finally ended within the final two minutes with a field goal by Parker Romo. Desperate, the Bills put up one last drive that sent them to the red zone, but DeAngelo Malone stole the pass to end the game.