“Hurting Ourselves”: Josh Allen Sheds Light on Difficult Win Against ‘Eliminated’ LA Chargers

The Buffalo Bills barely managed to clinch the game against the Los Angeles Chargers. Again, Josh Allen proved why he is one of the most venerated QBs in the league as he scored yet another rushing touchdown in four consecutive games. The Bills went against a team that had nothing to lose—a team that played like they were on the verge of dying and still emerged on top.

In the wake of this game, Josh Allen appeared in a post-game presser and talked about his experience at the SoFi Stadium. Currently, the Bills are No. 6 in the standings and retain a spot in the playoffs. As humble and happy as Josh Allen was, he came out regretting a few aspects of this game.

Josh Allen has a chip on his shoulder

The win against the Chargers was a welcome boost for Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills. Although they ultimately turned it around, in the early embers, they were 10-0 down at the SoFi.

When asked about what went wrong in the early drives, Josh Allen disclosed and said, “We were just Hurting ourselves a little bit, putting ourselves behind the sticks and second longs, uh, couple penalties that didn’t help, yeah,” as the Bills were unable to find their groove. But eventually, they did, managed to take on the challenge of the Chargers, and came away with a last-minute win against the now-eliminated Chargers.

Josh Allen’s numbers on paper weren’t that impressive, however, everyone could tell that he was in it for the win. The number of passes was low, but he threw for longer distances. Maybe that was the result of the disappointing first quarter, where the Bills truly lacked in performance.

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The Bills not succumbing to pressure

The Bills warmed up their engine win the second quarter when Josh Allen threw a 57-yard pass to Gabe Davis, and he muscled his way to the end zone. It didn’t stop as Josh Allen took the ball to the endzone with his 2-yard TD run, finally putting the Bills in the lead. In the fleeting moments of the 3 quarter, Allen made a 1-yard TD run, extending the lead.

It was his fourth consecutive game where he managed to score rushing TDs. He came out with a 71.4% success rate, completing 15 out of 21 passes he threw. He was sacked once and also threw an interception, which was caught by Alohi Gilman.

It all became a bit tense when the Chargers found themselves with a 1-point lead with 5:26 remaining on the clock. The Bills decided to pull themselves up and they finally sacked Easton Stick, and ended the game with a kick from Tyler Bass.

After a sloppy first quarter, the Buffalo team clinched a win and secured a berth in the playoffs. Christmas came early for Buffalo fans as they can now just kick back and enjoy some football in holiday season.

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