Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen has admitted he's working through mechanical issues with his throwing motion, but that hasn't stopped him from delivering another incredible performance and making NFL history. Following Buffalo's dramatic overtime victory against the Los Angeles Rams, Allen revealed that he stopped overthinking his mechanics in the second half and decided to simply let the football fly. The results were impressive. Allen completed all five of his fourth-quarter passes for 112 yards, helping the Bills force overtime and eventually escape Los Angeles with a victory. Despite completing just 12 of 19 passes for 210 yards, Allen continued making plays with his legs, rushing for 91 yards and a touchdown. And while questions remain about Buffalo's passing attack, Allen is still accomplishing things no other quarterback has done. He became the first quarterback in NFL history to record a rushing touchdown in each of his first five games of a season. Allen also reached 316 career total touchdowns, tying Russell Wilson for the second-most touchdowns by a quarterback through his first 10 NFL seasons. That puts him just six touchdowns behind Peyton Manning's mark of 322, despite Allen being only five games into his ninth season. We break down Allen's comments about his throwing mechanics, his fourth-quarter performance against the Rams and why his ability to overcome adversity continues to separate him from other NFL quarterbacks. With Buffalo sitting at 4-1 despite injuries, defensive concerns and offensive inconsistency, how dangerous could the Bills become once Allen gets his passing mechanics completely figured out? Is Josh Allen about to return to full MVP form? #BuffaloBills #JoshAllen #BillsMafia Photo Credit: Jayne Kamin-Oncea IMAGN Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! KALSHI For a limited time, Download the Kalshi app and use code [LOCKEDON] to get up to $500 in bonus credits when you trade $25.
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen has admitted he's working through mechanical issues with his throwing motion, but that hasn't stopped him from delivering another incredible performance and making NFL history. Following Buffalo's dramatic overtime victory against the Los Angeles Rams, Allen revealed that he stopped overthinking his mechanics in the second half and decided to simply let the football fly. The results were impressive. Allen completed all five of his fourth-quarter passes for 112 yards, helping the Bills force overtime and eventually escape Los Angeles with a victory. Despite completing just 12 of 19 passes for 210 yards, Allen continued making plays with his legs, rushing for 91 yards and a touchdown. And while questions remain about Buffalo's passing attack, Allen is still accomplishing things no other quarterback has done. He became the first quarterback in NFL history to record a rushing touchdown in each of his first five games of a season. Allen also reached 316 career total touchdowns, tying Russell Wilson for the second-most touchdowns by a quarterback through his first 10 NFL seasons. That puts him just six touchdowns behind Peyton Manning's mark of 322, despite Allen being only five games into his ninth season. We break down Allen's comments about his throwing mechanics, his fourth-quarter performance against the Rams and why his ability to overcome adversity continues to separate him from other NFL quarterbacks. With Buffalo sitting at 4-1 despite injuries, defensive concerns and offensive inconsistency, how dangerous could the Bills become once Allen gets his passing mechanics completely figured out? Is Josh Allen about to return to full MVP form? #BuffaloBills #JoshAllen #BillsMafia
Photo Credit: Jayne Kamin-Oncea IMAGN
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