Stat Proves How Josh Allen Is The Bills Offense
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen has been touted as one of the favorites to win this year’s Most Valuable Player award.
He is living up to that prediction after leading the Bills to three wins in their first four games.
Meanwhile, they suffered a two-point defeat against the Miami Dolphins in a game wherein many of their starters got injured.
The former Wyoming standout is also fulfilling his role as a leader by being a part of every Bills offensive touchdown so far.
The Bills have scored 12 offensive TD this season.
They’ve been:
– Josh Allen pass
– Josh Allen pass
– Josh Allen run
– Josh Allen pass
– Josh Allen pass
– Josh Allen pass
– Josh Allen pass
– Josh Allen pass
– Josh Allen pass
– Josh Allen pass
– Josh Allen pass
– Josh Allen run pic.twitter.com/wENXwKfKvx— Field Yates (@FieldYates) October 7, 2022
ESPN’s Field Yates tweeted Allen’s role in Buffalo’s 12 offensive touchdowns.
Two of those are touchdown runs, while ten are passes.
Four of those touchdown passes went to All-Pro wide receiver Stefon Diggs, while three were caught by Isaiah McKenzie.
Running back Devin Singletary, wideout Gabriel Davis, and fullback Reggie Gilliam have one touchdown catch each.
Allen has 113 completions for 1,227 yards and ten touchdowns with three interceptions.
He is completing 67.3 percent of his passes and also has 183 rushing yards.
Meanwhile, Allen is the major reason behind Buffalo’s third-best offense, averaging 412.5 yards per game.
They ranked second in passing yards with 297 per game, and 12th in rushing yards at 115.5
The Bills are also fifth in scoring, averaging 28.5 points per game.
Excessive Usage May Take A Toll On Allen
It’s surprising to point out that Allen also leads the Bills in rushing yards.
He does have the size and strength to take off by himself, making him difficult to tackle.
However, the Bills will become impossible to beat if Singletary and Zack Moss pick up the pace.
Allen can do more damage if he focuses on running the plays for the athletes around him.
If this trend continues, an inadvertent hit can spell doom for Buffalo’s chances.