Bills QB Josh Allen Plans to 'Keep Knocking' on Postseason Door
Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills are looking to move past their painful playoff loss to the Denver Broncos this past season.
The Buffalo Bills experienced a heartbreaking postseason exit last season, losing to the Denver Broncos in overtime during the divisional round. Quarterback Josh Allen, a key figure for the team, committed four turnovers in that fateful game. Despite the setback, Allen remains focused on the future, specifically the 2026 season which marks the start of the Buffalo franchise's inaugural year under new head coach Joe Brady.
Allen jokingly dismissed the past loss during a recent interview with Brady, stating that the team has watched the game, learned from it, and moved on. He stressed that continued effort is crucial, saying, "It's a hard pill to swallow sometimes because we haven't gotten it done. But you knock enough at the door, it's going to open at some point."
Allen and the Bills will kick off their 2026 season with an opening day game against the Houston Texans on September 13.
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