The Buffalo Bills pulled off something that seemed impossible earlier in the season.
They took down the Miami Dolphins to clinch the AFC East Division and the No. 2 seed in the AFC.
Firing Ken Dorsey and replacing him with Joe Brady helped their offense, and Josh Allen leading the league in total touchdowns also did a lot to help as well.
However, as great as he’s been for the most part, former Super Bowl champion Richard Sherman believes Allen will be the reason why the Bills won’t be able to win the big game.
Talking on Undisputed, Sherman wanted to give Allen plenty of credit for the way he’s willed his team into the playoffs and how he’s been lights out at times.
“I think those turnovers could prove costly in a game where you are playing a better team,” Sherman said.
.@RSherman_25 says Josh Allen’s turnovers will keep the Bills away from a Super Bowl 👀 pic.twitter.com/hwyNQYWD2G
— UNDISPUTED (@undisputed) January 8, 2024
Nonetheless, he stated that ‘the same thing that makes them laugh makes them cry,’ talking about his reckless throws and how careless he’s been when turning the ball over.
Allen is obviously one of the best and most talented and physically gifted players in the league, and he’s proven to be able to make any possible throw someone could dream of.
But he’s also been careless with the football at times.
And while we can agree that most of his interceptions have been in low-risk/high-reward situations, such as 4th down, Hail Marys, and whatnot, he also has a tendency to press and do a little bit too much at times.
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