‘”Hey it takes everybody right? It takes f—– everybody,” Allen said. “I’m so f—— proud of you guys. I’m so proud of everyone in this room. You are here for a reason. And don’t forget that. It takes every single one of us. We’re not done yet.”‘
BillsBeat - January 20, 2025
Patrick Mahomes’ Bold Message to Josh Allen Resurfaces Before AFC Title Game Rematch
‘”We’ll do it again, baby,” Mahomes said.’
Tony Romo Destroys Refs Over ‘Terrible’ Call In Ravens-Bills Showdown
‘Bills left tackle Dion Dawkins was the lineman who drew the flag but the replay showed he didn’t do anything wrong.’
Josh Allen Relayed Humble Answer When Asked About AFC Championship Rematch vs. Chiefs
‘“I can’t tell ya that,” said the 28-year-old—who tallied two rushing touchdowns in Buffalo’s win over Baltimore. “I just know we’re gonna work hard and we’re gonna have a heck of a week. Gonna enjoy this one tonight and turn our attention to the Chiefs tomorrow.”‘
Josh Allen’s Funny Move in Locker Room After Bills’ Playoff Win Loved by Fans
‘Amid the jubilant scenes of celebration, Allen had fans chuckling with his humorous interruption in the locker room during coach Sean McDermott’s fired-up speech. McDermott paused briefly for what seemed like dramatic effect, and Allen made direct eye contact with and suddenly started whooping and clapping. No one else joined him.’
Josh Allen Used 'Deadpool' Audible and Immediately Took a Sack
‘The Buffalo Bills were tied with the Baltimore Ravens 7-7 with 1:45 left in the first quarter and facing second-and-16 from their 47-yard line when Allen walked to the line and yelled “Deadpool, Deadpool, Deadpool.”‘
Mics Caught Josh Allen’s Awesome Pregame Message to Bills Before Ravens Showdown
‘”What an opportunity, man,” Allen said while surrounded by his guys. “Fly around, make some f—— plays, have some f—— fun. That’s it. Play for each other. Love y’all.”‘
Josh Allen Seen Sharing Special Moment With Ravens DB Before Playoff Showdown
‘While the intensity will amp up as kickoff approaches, Allen was seen well before the game sharing a special moment with a member of the Ravens defense who obviously means a lot to him. That guy? Cornerback Tre’Davious White, who was teammates with Allen in Buffalo for six seasons. White made two Pro Bowls and one All-Pro team during his time in Buffalo.’
Bills QB Josh Allen kept receipts on doubters and was ready to call them out after defeating Baltimore Ravens
‘”All year, this team has head, ‘We got no talent, we’re to small, we can’t stop the run, we’re not good enough to compete,'” Allen said. “We just put our heads down and worked hard. I’m so proud of our defense, I’m so proud of our offense and special teams. What a complete win.”‘
The Bills wanted the Kansas City Chiefs, now they have to finally vanquish the demon
‘Bills-Chiefs IV. Patrick Mahomes. Josh Allen. The NFL’s two best quarterbacks playing on the game’s biggest stage with a trip to the Super Bowl on the line.’
Bills vs. Ravens final score, results: Josh Allen outduels Lamar Jackson to lead Buffalo to AFC championship game
‘As expected, the meeting between Josh Allen’s Bills and Lamar Jackson’s Ravens came down to the wire Sunday night, but it was Buffalo, with two rushing scores from Allen and a few key defensive stops, that came out on top of a 27-25 contest.’
Josh Allen vs. Lamar Jackson stats today: How Bills QB got best of fellow MVP candidate in playoff win
‘Allen’s numbers may not have been jaw-dropping, but he was incredibly efficient through the air, completing 72.7% of his passes. Most importantly, his biggest impact was in the run game in the red zone.’
Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott calls out Baltimore media personality on behalf of Bills Mafia after knocking off Ravens
‘”Our guys heard it all week long,” McDermott said. “We’re not big enough, we’re not strong enough, not talented enough… whatever it [was] they heard it.”‘
Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen will never get credit he deserves because everyone coddles Ravens QB Lamar Jackson
‘Yes, instead of giving Allen and co. their flowers, just about every NFL TV personality raced to social media to defend Lamar Jackson before tight end Mark Andrews got back to the sideline after failing to catch the potential game-tying two-point conversion. Stephen A. Smith of ESPN was one of those to try and shield Jackson.’
Opinion: Bills defense leads way in win over Ravens
‘This was the first game all season in which Jackson had multiple turnovers. Andrews’ lost fumble was his first in five years. Baltimore had three turnovers which is the same number of giveaways they had in the previous seven games combined!’