Josh Allen, quarterback for the Buffalo Bills, did a 360 jump against the New York Jets at the Highmark Stadium on Sunday. The game remained point-less for both teams well into the second quarter and the battle was evenly poised for the most part at Orchard Park, New York.
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Josh Allen and co are on the lookout for revenge on Bill’s loss to the Jets in game week nine in which the 26-year-old quarterback recorded his worst outing of the season with a 46.8 passer rating. He was sacked five times, managed two interceptions, and injured his elbow as the Bills lost 20-17 to the Jets.
Allen declared his intention to join the 2018 NFL Draft in December 2017, following the 8-5 Cowboys’ 37-14 Famous Idaho Potato Bowl victory over Central Michigan.
Mel Kiper Jr., an ESPN draught expert, predicted that Cleveland Browns would select Allen over other top quarterbacks in the 2018 draught, including Josh Rosen, Sam Darnold, Baker Mayfield, and Lamar Jackson, in his first mock draught in January 2018.
He has been with the Buffalo Bills since being drafted into the team in 2018 and has been one of their key players over the years.
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According to experts of the game, the reason why Bills lost the tightly-fought contest was because of the Jets excellent defending.
On top of that, thanks to quarterback Mike White, the Jets have been averaging 26.5 points per game with White, as opposed to 19.9 points per game when Joe Flacco and Zach Wilson played that position.
