“QB Plays Like S*iT”: MVP Favorite Josh Allen Goes Off on Bad Performance As He Throws 2 Interceptions in Buffalo’s Humbling Defeat to New York Jets

Bills’ QB Josh Allen is dejected. The 26 YO took moral responsibility after suffering a shocking 20-17 loss against the Jets. The Bills walked into the game as favorites. But a disciplined Jets restricted their running game. They pulled off a stunning win at MetLife Stadium.  

Talking about the loss, the talented QB admitted they played against a better team. However, he put the blame on himself, as his errors cost the team crucial points. “Yeah, I mean tough to win in this league. You are playing against a good team. Tough to win when your QB plays like s*it. Your quarterback makes some bad decisions tonight, which really cost us in our game,” the star added.

Allen, a contender for the MVP, completed just 18 of 34 passes for 205 yards. He recorded no passing touchdowns, and throw two interceptions. Bills #17 also took five sacks in the game. This disappointing effort upset many NFL fans.

When the Bills’ offense faltered in a fierce clash 

Earlier, Josh Allen and his men entered the game as 10.5-point favorites. The Bills’ offense went out of order in the second half. They gained just 43 total yards on four drives. Despite a fighting show by Stefon Diggs (five catches, 93 yards), no Bills receiver could do much against the Jets.

A lot of hope was pinned on Allen. He entered the Sunday game after completing 65.5 percent of his passes for 19 touchdowns (six interceptions) and 2,198 passing yards. He also recorded 306 rushing yards and two scores. But his past form did not repeat against the Jets. 

Josh Allen and the Bills can bounce back

Sean McDermott and his men entered the game with a thumping 6-1 record. A humbling loss has not dented their playoff hopes. It has given them a reality check on areas of improvement. They still top the AFC standings at 6-2. 

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Josh Allen and Co. have a tough game next Sunday as they welcome the Vikings, which boasts of a 7-1 record. Allen will aim for a better performance to make his team and fans proud.

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