‘Teams are going to obviously know that’ – Josh Allen knows what he’s going to do early in games and doesn’t care that opponents know too
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen doesn’t care that opponents may know what’s coming early in games this season.
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen likes throwing to wide receiver DJ Moore.
Allen said this week that Moore, who was traded from the Chicago Bears to the Bills earlier this offseason, erases mistakes.
“He can erase a lot of mistakes,” said Allen. “Honestly, it’s just give him a chance to catch the ball and get the ball in his hands.”
Allen connected with DJ Moore early in the Bills’ 29-14 preseason win over the Carolina Panthers on Saturday.
Allen told reporters on Saturday that it’s going to be “awesome” to get Moore involved early in every single game this season — even though teams will know that’s what is coming.
“I’m going to go out and make an assumption that it’s going to be awesome to do that every single game — get him involved early and often,” said Allen. “And teams are going to obviously know that.”
That’s how confident Allen is in Moore. He knows teams are going to game plan against Moore, but Allen trusts that the former first-round draft pick can go out there and make plays against elite defenders.
The Bills were sorely missing a playmaker like Moore last season — that’s one of the main reasons why Allen took significantly fewer deep shots. Having that option this fall should help Buffalo’s offense be even better in year one of the Joe Brady era, and we should see more explosive plays from Allen.
