Video of Bills quarterback Josh Allen’s brief response to WIVB reporter Jerry Sullivan after defeating the Jets in Week 14 goes viral.
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Josh Allen #17 of the Buffalo Bills warms up prior to a game against the New York Jets at Highmark Stadium on December 11, 2022 in Orchard Park, New York.
The Buffalo Bills did not put on an outstanding performance against the New York Jets on Sunday, December 11, but they did enough to snag another key divisional win in Week 14. The Bills are now 10-3 after defeating New York 20-12 and will hold onto their first-place standing in the AFC.
Quarterback Josh Allen and the Bills’ offense made several mistakes, of which only some could be blamed on the freezing rain pouring down at Highmark Stadium. The Jets’ defense, even after losing superstar defensive tackle Quinnen Williams to a calf injury, kept Allen to just 147 passing yards, a new season low. His No. 1 wide receiver, Stefon Diggs, caught just three passes for 37 yards, season-lows for him, too.
WGR 550‘s Sal Capaccio tweeted, “Today was just the first time since 2018 and only the third time since 2009 the Bills won a game with 232 yards or less of offense. Both of the others were one point wins against the Titans (13-12 at home in 2018 and 14-13 at Tennessee in 2015).”
Overall, the Bills’ win over the Jets was ugly and Allen knew it. “We’re just trying to win games no matter how it happens,” Allen said during the postgame press conference, which prompted WIVB reporter Jerry Sullivan to say, “It doesn’t look like an offense that’s good enough to win a Super Bowl right now.”
“Okay,” Allen said in response. And that was it.
Asked about the #Bills offense struggling at times and “not looking like an offense that can win the Super Bowl,” Josh Allen had a simple response:
“Okay ????.” pic.twitter.com/drsbMaxc3m
Kimberley A. Martin (@ByKimberleyA) December 11, 2022
Based on Allen’s body language, and the tone of his voice, it appeared that the 26-year-old superstar was having a very different response internally, but kept it inside.
