Bills: Josh Allen has very specific reason why he wants own playoff prediction to come true
The Buffalo Bills are coming off a walk-off victory over the Miami Dolphins. There was plenty of bulletin board material before the matchup. Specifically, Mike McDaniel's decision to wear a shirt during practice that called out the weather in Buffalo. Josh Allen hilariously trolled the head coach with his own statement after securing the win. […]
The Buffalo Bills are coming off a walk-off victory over the Miami Dolphins.
There was plenty of bulletin board material before the matchup. Specifically, Mike McDaniel's decision to wear a shirt during practice that called out the weather in Buffalo.
Josh Allen hilariously trolled the head coach with his own statement after securing the win.
A few days removed, Josh Allen spoke about the matchup and the future against the Dolphins.
Allen was quick to point out that the two teams will most likely meet again. Foreshadowing a potential playoff matchup against the team.
The franchise quarterback wasn't dismissive, he was pretty positive that the two teams would face each other for a third time.
Josh Allen has to love the idea that these two teams could potentially see each other once more in the playoffs. For the Dolphins, that might not fare well for them.
Specifically, Josh Allen has been elite and quite literally historic against the Dolphins franchise not only this season but for his entire career.
Allen's stats this season alone should worry the Dolphins' front office and their fan base.
The star quarterback is the only player in NFL history with 700 passing yards and 100 rushing yards versus a team in a single season.
Allen sprung back into the MVP race after a dominant fourth quarter and four-touchdown performance against the division rival.
If Miami wants Josh Allen, they're going to get Josh Allen.
Remember what happened last year when the Patriots wanted another piece of Josh Allen and the Bills in the postseason?
Needless to say, the rivalry is back.
The Bills and Dolphins are going to be an electric rivalry for years to come.
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