Josh Allen is the best player in the NFL right now.
Allen is slicing and dicing through opposing defenses as if he were playing Madden on the easiest setting.
That’s why Colin Cowherd went as far as to compare him to Shohei Ohtani, as there’s just no way to defend him.
Talking to John Middlekauff on “The Volume,” the renowned pundit claimed that only weather could slow Allen down.
“Josh Allen is the Ohtani of the NFL”@colincowherd & @JohnMiddlekauff on the Bills QB vs the Lions pic.twitter.com/mBAfqiBJBW
— The Volume (@TheVolumeSports) December 16, 2024
Even if the analogy with the Los Angeles Dodgers star might sound a little odd, it does make sense.
Allen isn’t the only mobile quarterback in the league, but he’s shown repeatedly that he can make plays with his legs.
He’s way faster than the average quarterback his size, and being so big, he’s a nightmare to tackle in the open field.
He’s also got arguably the strongest arm in the game, and there’s simply no throw that he can’t make, even on the move.
There was a lot of talk about how the Bills might struggle this season because of their receivers corps.
But even before he got Amari Cooper, Allen was improving every pass-catcher around him.
Allen is the rightful MVP of the league this season, accounting for over 1,000 yards and 13 touchdowns with no turnovers in the last three games alone.
This is a team sport, and it takes a village to get the job done, but Allen is currently a one-man wrecking ball.
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