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What a match to forget for the Buffalo Bills, who suffered a heavy defeat in their preseason clash against the Chicago Bears. The Bills were thoroughly beaten, losing 34-0. Thankfully, it was only a preseason game and not one that counts in the standings, but the morale is certainly affected, making the leadership of Josh Allen even more crucial moving forward.
Josh Allen, the current NFL MVP after an outstanding 2024 season that saw the Bills reach the AFC Championship against the Kansas City Chiefs, now faces the challenge of leading his team to its first Super Bowl title. His success on offense has been greatly supported by offensive coordinator Joe Brady, who has played a key role in maximizing the potential of Buffalo’s attack.
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Joe Brady has been a key factor in Josh Allen’s development with the Bills. Under Brady’s guidance, Allen achieved the lowest interception rate of his career, prompting Brady to deliver a strong message to the quarterback about maintaining focus and continuing his growth.
The new message to Allen is: “don’t worry about whether any player is getting enough touches. If there’s an issue with distributing the ball, Brady will handle it with his play calls,” reported Ben Solak on ESPN, highlighting Brady’s plan to manage the offense and ensure balanced opportunities for the receivers this season.
Joe Brady also praised Allen’s performance, saying, “Allen’s extremely mindful, understanding that when he plays good, sound football, checking the ball down and progressing through his reads, we’re tough to beat.” He added, “He’s always known that, but last year, he got even more of a taste of it.”
Brady also emphasized trust in the offense, stating, “If I call this play and it’s designed to get Khalil Shakir the ball, and they take it away? Cool. You progress. I’ll come back and get the ball to Khalil. Don’t feel like you have to come back.”
Buffalo Bills face crucial test in quest for first Super Bowl
Aiming to claim their first-ever Super Bowl title, the Buffalo Bills are determined to win the league. At the center of their ambitions is Josh Allen, whose combination of speed and a powerful arm makes him the cornerstone of the team’s offense for the upcoming season.
However, their biggest obstacle remains overcoming the Kansas City Chiefs. Led by Patrick Mahomes, the Chiefs have consistently stood in the Bills’ way in recent seasons, earning a reputation as Buffalo’s toughest rival on the road to a Super Bowl title.
Despite a rocky preseason, including losses to the New York Giants and Chicago Bears, the Bills are firmly focused on the regular season. Their quest for a first Super Bowl title begins on September 7, when they face the Baltimore Ravens in the season opener.
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