Josh Allen couldn't stop gushing about Joe Brady's first gameplan as Bills HC
In many ways, the Buffalo Bills season opener against the Houston Texans looked typical of many of the games that the Bills have played throughout Josh Allen’s tenure at quarterback. The spectacular Allen had the ball in his hands late in the fourth quarter. He threw a go-ahead TD pass to Joshua Palmer with less than two minutes to play. Then Allen […] The post Josh Allen couldn't stop gushing…
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen was effusive in his praise for Joe Brady's inaugural game plan during the team's Week 1 victory over the Houston Texans. The game, which ended with a thrilling 36-31 triumph, saw Allen notch two touchdowns and two rushing scores, while also handing the game ball to Brady following their first victory of his tenure as head coach.
Allen attributed the team's success to the coach's ability to design plays that capitalized on the Bills' offensive strengths, "chunk plays" that allowed for quick scoring opportunities. Allen completed 20 of 29 passes for 334 yards, with tight end Dalton Kincaid accounting for most of the receiving yards as the top target.
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