Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen had a lot to say after his team’s opening-night win against the Los Angeles Rams.
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Josh Allen looks downfield in the Buffalo Bills’ season-opening win against the Los Angeles Rams.
After a sloppy end to the first half, Josh Allen didn’t lose faith in the Buffalo Bills in the season opener.
After jumping out to a 10-0 lead over the Los Angeles Rams early in Thursday night’s NFL season opener, the Bills struggled with turnovers and allowed the Rams to tie the game just before halftime. But Allen and the Bills roared back in the second half, scoring three unanswered touchdowns to win 31-10.
Allen sounded off on Buffalo’s resilient performance after the win, saying he knew his team would bounce back and crediting the defense for keeping them in the game.
Speaking after the game, Allen put the blame on himself and the offense for the failure to seize opportunities in the first half. The Bills were leading by 7 and driving deep into Rams’ territory when Allen threw his first interception, a pass that bounced off the hands of wide receiver Isaiah McKenzie.
