Bills QB Josh Allen Makes a Huge Announcement to Fans Ahead of AFC Championship Showdown at GEHA Field.
The Buffalo Bills defeated the Baltimore Ravens 27-25 in the divisional round, advancing them to the AFC championship game.
Despite the fact that Ravens quarterback Jackson outperformed his fellow MVP contender, Josh Allen and company won the game. In addition to 10 carries for 20 yards and two running scores, Allen completed 16 of 22 throws for 127 yards.
Allen had a clean game with no turnovers, but fans have been used to seeing him transform into Superman during the playoffs.But spectators thought he was up to something during a fourth-quarter third-down play.
Allen was stuffed for no gain at the 2-yard line after trying to run the ball into the end zone. It appeared as though he would lateral the ball to James Cook for a split second. If Allen pulled the trigger, the Bills’ top running back was close by and seemed prepared for the trick play.
The kicker, Tyler Bass, was able to make a field goal because the seven-year NFL veteran finally managed to hold onto the ball. After Jackson almost forced OT, those three additional points proved to be important in Buffalo’s victory.
In an interview with reporters on January 22, Allen acknowledged that he did consider throwing the ball to Cook. The 28-year-old initially replied, “No,” but his enormous grin was too obvious to conceal.
“He would have done that, yes,” Allen responded when asked if he would have made that risky throw if he had been younger.
“I didn’t do it, but it might have crossed my thoughts. In a brief period of time, a lot of things pass through your head. When I looked at him, I saw him in position and understood how far away he was, but it felt like I was being held up for five seconds. Additionally, I sensed a hand in the glass to the right where I would have needed to pitch it.
Allen remarked, “Yeah, the good guy won over here,” gesturing to a fictitious angel perched on his shoulder. Fans loved Allen’s direct response, and he understands he must continue to make wise choices when the Bills play the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship game on Sunday.
Josh Allen, the quarterback for the Bills, expressed a deep emotion following the Buffalo’s trade of Key Player.
Everyone and their mama saw that he thought about it,” one individual wrote on social media. But I’m pleased he didn’t. “Sent this to my son and daughter,” a different fan commented. discovered that we all three shouted, “No, don’t do it!” at that very instant.
