It has been a rough last 24 hours for Buffalo Bills superstar Josh Allen, and to the surprise of no one, social media is kicking the quarterback while he is down after the team suffered another frustrating loss on Monday night.
The Bills entered their Week 10 clash against the Denver Broncos with reason for hope. They were facing a 3-5 Denver Broncos team that has been a mess at times this season. Plus, Buffalo was set to play in the supportive confines of their home, Highmark Stadium. However, it wasn’t long before the boo-birds started to chirp in Western New York as the third loss in the team’s last four games was closing in.
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The Broncos now have a new win on their record for 2023 after Monday night, and the Bills did all they could to assist them in improving their place in the AFC standings. The Buffalo offense turned the ball over four times, the defense struggled to make key stops, and with the lead in their back pocket, the team incurred two huge penalties that kept Denver’s final drive alive and also gave them a second chance to kick a game-winning field goal.
However, while a lot of blame can go around, Josh Allen and the offensive strategy is receiving the brunt of it from fans and the media. The QB’s recent performances likely led to offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey being fired on Tuesday morning. And probably emboldened Cowboys star Trevon Diggs, the brother of Buffalo receiver Stefon Diggs, to take to X last night and claim his sibling needs to find a way off the team ASAP.
Josh Allen taking a lot of heat on social media after Buffalo Bills’ latest loss
Yet, as always the most stinging critiques about how Allen played yesterday are dropping on social media. It isn’t hard to find some of the tastiest hate for No. 17 but the variety of comments ranges from truly hilarious to thought-provoking.
With that in mind, let’s look at some of the funniest, meanest, and most truthful social media hot takes about Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen and the team’s offense on Tuesday.