Chiefs unintentionally give Josh Allen huge boost before matchup
The Buffalo Bills are finally getting healthy leading up to arguably the best game of the season. Tomorrow afternoon, the Bills have yet another rematch with the Kansas City Chiefs. Fans of both teams know that this has all the makings to be the best game of the short NFL season. Right before the matchup, […]
The Buffalo Bills are finally getting healthy leading up to arguably the best game of the season.
Tomorrow afternoon, the Bills have yet another rematch with the Kansas City Chiefs.
Fans of both teams know that this has all the makings to be the best game of the short NFL season.
Right before the matchup, the Chiefs just gave Josh Allen the best news possible.
Injuries are part of the game, and we never wish for any player to get hurt. Allen and the Bills received a huge boost in that Allen will be facing a depleted Chiefs secondary.
In fact, this will be the first time all season that Allen is not facing off against a defense featuring an All-Pro DB.
The Josh Allen show
Josh Allen has quite the history against the Chiefs. As all fans will remember, he and Mahomes put on a show during the playoffs last year.
Allen has some impressive stats when facing the Chiefs, as does Patrick Mahomes.
With the secondary depleted, Allen will look to his talented receivers to carve up the Chiefs' defense.
Allen and Mahomes are arguably the best and second-best quarterbacks in the NFL this season.
Needless to say, we are in for a show.
Bills receive much-needed good news
Bills fans rejoice, the team is finally healthy.
In the past few weeks, the injury report coming out from the Bills camp has been disastrous.
Additionally, the loss of Micah Hyde for the entire season was a crushing blow for an already depleted team.
Now, the Bills are near full strength with Tre White practicing this week for the first time.
This game is going to be fun. The Bills are healthy and Josh Allen is balling out.
Get your popcorn ready, it's almost game time.
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