The Buffalo Bills are gearing up for their AFC Wild Card Game clash with the Pittsburgh Steelers. However, it is not lost on them that nobody from this year’s squad made the 2023-24 Players’ All-Pro First Team. The Bills house some of the best talent in the NFL, including quarterback Josh Allen, wide receiver Stefon Diggs, safety Jordan Poyer, and linebacker Terrel Bernard. However, none made the NFLPA All-Pro First Team, a list of players voted on by the players themselves. When pressed about the list on Wednesday and the lack of Bills representation, Buffalo star quarterback Josh Allen had a simple two-word response. “Go Bills.”
Josh Allen’s reaction to no #Bills players making the NFLPA’s All-Pro team?
“Go Bills.”#BillsMafia pic.twitter.com/YDT5U7Z50s
— Kevin Siracuse (@kevin_siracuse) January 10, 2024
Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen: Plays Like an MVP Candidate in 2023
Josh Allen finished the season with 4,306 passing yards, 29 touchdowns, and 18 interceptions. He completed 66.5% of his passes. Additionally, he tallied 524 rushing yards and a ludicrous 15 rushing touchdowns. Allen accounted for all but seven of the Bills’ offensive touchdowns. His 22 total turnovers remain an eyesore, but he led Buffalo to an 11-6 record and the AFC East title while collecting 44 touchdowns. For reference, MVP favorite Lamar Jackson finished the regular season just shy of 30 total touchdowns.
Buffalo Bills: Face Pittsburgh Steelers During Super Wild Card Weekend
The Bills will host the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday. Buffalo finished the year with the second seed in the AFC, while Pittsburgh snuck into the postseason with the final wild-card spot. Josh Allen and the Bills have won five straight games, including besting the Miami Dolphins 21-14 in the regular season finale.
The Bills enter the postseason with top ten rankings in points and yards on offense and defense. However, turnovers remain an issue, raking in the bottom five of the NFL regarding interceptions. They also cough up 4.6 yards per rush attempt, the 28th-worst mark in the league. Meanwhile, the Steelers have one of the best defenses but one of the worst offenses. They will start third-string quarterback Mason Rudolph, who has tossed three touchdowns to no interceptions this season on a 74% completion percentage. However, due to injury, Pittsburgh will be without superstar edge rusher T.J. Watt. He leads the NFL with 19 sacks.
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