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Allen completed four of seven passes for 60 yards in the first half and threw an interception to Rams cornerback Jaylen Watson. He finished with 12 completions on 19 attempts for 210 yards, one passing touchdown and one interception. He recorded 121 rushing yards on 10 carries and scored a rushing touchdown, helping Buffalo secure a dramatic overtime victory.
The quarterback acknowledged that he had been working through a mechanical issue and spent too much time thinking about it during the first half, according to The Buffalo News reporter Lance Lysowski. “Bills QB Josh Allen told reporters that he’s working through a mechanical issue with his throwing,” Lance Lysowski of The Buffalo News reported on X. We found a way to win, it’s the first OT [win] I’ve got, so it feels good being on this side,” Allen said.
Allen’s comments after the Rams game offered a glimpse into the challenge behind his uneven passing performance. “Decided to stop thinking about it in the second half and let it rip. His accuracy improved after halftime, although his final numbers remained modest by his usual standards. his running ability proved decisive While Allen struggled to find his rhythm through the air. “Don’t think we threw it very well, especially in the first half but our team kept fighting.