The Buffalo Bills look like a true Super Bowl contender at this moment, and it is because of star quarterback Josh Allen.
Allen has guided Buffalo to yet another AFC East crown and looks ready to try and help them win their first Super Bowl.
Former NFL quarterback and current ESPN host Dan Orlovsky believes the rest of the season is crucial for Allen’s legacy.
“It is a legacy-defining 10-week stretch of his career,” Orlovsky said Thursday morning on Get Up.
"It's a legacy-defining 10-week stretch of his career." ?
—@danorlovsky7 on what's at stake for Josh Allen the rest of the NFL season pic.twitter.com/d4xWtqQM0t
— Get Up (@GetUpESPN) December 5, 2024
Allen has grown to be one of the best overall players in the league today.
However, he has not yet been able to reach the Super Bowl in his career because he has run into the likes of Patrick Mahomes or Joe Burrow.
But after recording 20 touchdowns and just five interceptions so far this season, the former Wyoming star looks poised to go on a big run this postseason.
This might be the best opportunity that Allen and Co. have had to win a championship in recent memory.
They have already locked up their division, beaten the Kansas City Chiefs, and are set to host a home playoff game.
As long as this Bills team continues to play clean and complimentary football, they can do something that the city of Buffalo has never seen before.
In the end, it is likely going to fall on Allen’s shoulders.
Will he finally deliver when it matters most?
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