Josh Allen finished with a completion percentage of 54.8 against the Chiefs.

Travis Kelce and Josh Allen (via Sports Illustrated)

The Kansas City Chiefs vs. Buffalo Bills game on Sunday was another wild one in their growing rivalry. Both these teams are vying for a deep playoff run this season. The Chiefs are the defending Super Bowl champions and are looking to repeat as champions this season. The Bills on the other hand, are looking to win their first Super Bowl in franchise history.

Their matchup on Sunday was a fun one which ended with the Bills taking the win by three points. The Chiefs had a chance to win the game late after a gutsy lateral pass from their TE Travis Kelce was taken to the house by WR Kadarius Toney. However, that play was called dead after the refs charged Toney with an offensive offside penalty. Although the play did not result in a touchdown, it was brilliant presence of mind from the tight end to make the play happen. Bills’ QB Josh Allen had high praise for the play.

“That’s the ballsiest play I’ve ever seen in my entire life,” Allen said about the play after the game. “That was unbelievable.” The Bills got the ball after the flag and Allen drove down the field to convert on a field goal and win a crucial AFC game. They have now improved to 7-6 for the season and are right back in the race for the postseason. The Chiefs on the other hand slip to 8-5 for the season.

Allen finished the game with 233 passing yards, one touchdown and one interception. So far this season, he has thrown for 3,447 yards and 25 touchdowns along with 14 interceptions. The Bills will play their next game against the Dallas Cowboys next Sunday.

Josh Allen show support to Sean McDermott amidst his 9/11 comments

The Buffalo Bills’ head coach Sean McDermott has had a rough couple of weeks. He came under fire last week after his comments related to 9/11 hijackers were brought into light. However, he managed to block all the criticism and win a crucial game against the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday. After the game, Bills’ QB Josh Allen defended his head coach.
Sean McDermott and Josh Allen (via Buffalo Bills)
“This week wasn’t easy,” Allen said. “It wasn’t easy for Coach McDermott. You can question a lot of things about coaching style. You can question a lot of things about my decision-making. You can question a lot of things about this team, but to question his character and who he is as a man, he’s one of the better humans on this planet.”

The Bills will look to win as many game as possible to make a playoff push. They can cause a lot of noise in the postseason and will hope to go all the way to the Super Bowl.

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