Josh Allen’s Impressive Stats
To truly appreciate Josh Allen's capabilities, one must look at his statistics since 2020. Over the past four seasons, Allen has recorded a passer rating of 96.9. He has accumulated 17,540 passing yards and 2,470 rushing yards. His 174 total touchdowns and 57 interceptions across 66 games further illustrate his dual-threat ability.
In the playoffs, Allen has a career record of 5-5. Despite these losses, his individual stats shine brightly: a passer rating of 100.0, with 2,723 passing yards, 21 touchdowns, and only 4 interceptions in 10 games. Such numbers highlight his ability to perform under pressure and deliver when it matters most. He has been nothing short of a superhero.
The Challenges and the Supporting Cast
Despite Allen's stellar career thus far, football is a team sport, and he cannot achieve victory on his own. The Bills' playoff history is peppered with moments where Allen’s heroics were overshadowed by mistakes from his teammates and coaching staff. Controversial plays, like the infamous "13 seconds" against the Kansas City Chiefs or Stefon Diggs’ crucial drop, are glaring examples of how the team fell short, not because of Allen but due to collective mishaps.
Every fiber of my being believes that without these mistakes, the Bills would have at least made it to a Super Bowl by now. The Buffalo Bills often seem to be their own worst enemy, snatching defeat from the jaws of victory through errors that have nothing to do with their star quarterback.
