The Buffalo Bills are 2-1 through three weeks of football and have shown over the past two weeks that they are a team to be reckoned with. In light of how well the Bills have been playing recently, one former NFL quarterback urges Buffalo to commit to a certain action if they want to get to the Super Bowl this season.
In a video posted Sunday on X, Dan Orlovsky, former NFL QB and current ESPN analyst, gave his thoughts on the Bills following their 37-3 win over the Washington Commanders.
In the lopsided win, Buffalo put up 386 total yards of offense while holding Washington to just 230 yards and five turnovers.
Allen didn’t have his sharpest performance, but he did throw for 218 yards and one touchdown before the game became a blowout. While Allen did complete 62.5% of his passes in the game, he also committed a turnover and was very close to committing another one.
Orlovsky believes that he has the solution to opening up Allen’s game:
“Bills, fans, organization, I feel like I’ve said this for two years. When they (Bills) consistently commit to putting Josh Allen underneath the center and using play-action pass, that offense can play with anybody.”
See what else Orlovsky had to say down below:
When the @BuffaloBills commit to consistently doing this
It changes who they are, it changes who everyone in their offense is. pic.twitter.com/d8RuUXxLJW
— Dan Orlovsky (@danorlovsky7) September 24, 2023
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