“It’s All Love”: ‘Destructively Productive’ Josh Allen Clarifies Buffalo Bills’ Brawl During First Pad Practice of 2022

The NFL’s training camp period brings the athlete’s skills on display. After not getting snaps for months, the camps bring out their competitive fire that brings up the heat. But it could also lead to some physical altercations. A fight broke out during the Buffalo Bills practice, as the situation went slightly off. But franchise QB1 Josh Allen gives out a rejoinder over the scenario.

Buffalo had an exciting offseason, making moves that strengthened the franchise. The front office improved the roster so that it could compete for championship gold. Yet, the negative incident may cause concern among the Bills Mafia. But Josh Allen’s clarification can make things better.

After the Buffalo Bills‘ training camp brawl went viral on Twitter, Josh Allen describes what happened at the practice, which led to the altercation. The Bills’ QB1 addresses it as ”all love,” and hitting each other while donning pads is great.

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Josh Allen tweets, “Man I love football [face with steam from nose emoji] the boys got going yesterday, and it’s all love!” He adds, “First day of pads, just pushing each other to be great,”

The debate erupted after Dov Kleiman shared a clip from one angle of the brawl during the Bills’ training camp. DT Jordan Phillips collided with the star QB while running up the middle for a two-point conversion. Allen spun around and shoved Philips.

When the players on the field gathered to untangle the two teammates, two players drove in and attempted to jump on the clump, adding to the confusion.

Bills athletes speak on the Josh Allen practice tussle

A training camp brawl is not a new phenomenon. Onlookers frequently witness such events. A group of competitive men is out in the hot sun for the first time in months, and a few brawls are bound to happen. However, no Bills player appears to be bothering the scuffle. Especially Jordan Phillips, who looks upbeat and is not concerned about the situation.

As per Bleacher Report, RB Devin Singletary mentions seeing a QB brawl “Maybe once or twice, but Josh is a little different. We all know that.” But to keep him safe, one needs to keep the QB out of the brawl. That is what center Mitch Morse did. He put Allen in a bear hug and led him aside from the clash.

Nevertheless, the Bills Mafia would be happy over the new update, keeping their Super Bowl hopes up top. 

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