Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen is accustomed to throwing touchdowns. He’s also accustomed to running in for six.
What the NFL MVP candidate might not know a whole lot about is actually catching the pigskin. Apparently, the Tennessee Titans did not account for that possibility during Monday night’s tilt between the two AFC contenders.
After Allen threw a touchdown pass to tight end Tommy Sweeney late in the third quarter to put Buffalo up 29-24, head coach Sean McDermott decided to go for two.
That’s when trickery became the name of the game in Nashville. Just check it out, guys and gals.
Josh Allen handed it to Isaiah McKenzie who gave the ball to tight and Dawson Knox with Allen himself heading to the end zone. The end result was a perfect trick play and an Allen catch for two.
Talk about pulling out all of the stops.
If Buffalo is converting on these types of plays, the rest of the NFL is in trouble. Other teams are already having enough problems stopping a Josh Allen-led offense that entered Monday night’s game averaging 34.4 points per game.
