The quarterback for the Bills had legs for days. Not only was he making accurate dart passes, but he was also prepared to play the role of a stand-in running back in order to help them win the NFL Playoffs. Nobody in the defensive line or even the Steelers’ secondary had trained for his exceptional running abilities. Josh Allen scored an incredible, game-changing 52-yard touchdown to further overwhelm their opponents as a result of all of this.
Josh Allen was superior to Mason Rudolph in every offensive area. Out of his thirty attempts, the offensive engine of the Bills only missed nine passes. In this demolition work, a powerful cannon produced 203 passing yards. In addition to the running touchdown he scored in the second quarter, this also resulted in three darts that went right to the end zone.
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It was clear that this rush broke the Steelers’ secondary. In order to stop the Bills quarterback from making the same play on the ensuing snaps, they had an additional guy to contain him. This helped him locate open men in the pocket, such as Dawson Knox, Dalton Kincaid, and Khalil Shakir.
An encouraging omen for things to come is the ridiculous performance of the Bills offensive engine against the Steelers. Perhaps this is the year they finally get to win the Super Bowl. Next in line for their path is Patrick Mahomes. Still, things have changed around. The Chiefs’ in-season mistakes mean that Allen’s club will get to play at home.
Beyond the benefit of playing at Bills Stadium, their offense appears to be much improved than what it was during their prior meetings. The Chiefs secondary, which has been leading the team while having a rather weak receiving corps, is the only area for concern. Although it will be a fierce battle, Allen’s brilliant display could provide them with the boost they require.
