Buffalo Bills star quarterback Josh Allen is one of the most complete players in the league right now.
Yes, he can throw for 300 yards with ease, but he can also run the ball at a very high level.
While on The Pat McAfee Show, Allen talked about how he isn’t afraid to run through opposing defenders.
“I think the body feels good enough to do it this week,” Allen said.
Josh Allen tells @PatMcAfeeShow he won’t shy away from running through opponents 😤
“I think body feels good enough to do it this week.” pic.twitter.com/BFWSczG61B
— NFL on ESPN (@ESPNNFL) November 7, 2024
Seeing a 6-5, 240-pound quarterback running at you full-speed might not be the best site if you are an Indianapolis Colt this weekend.
This week, the Colts are set to host Allen and the 7-2 Bills.
They will have to be smart with keeping the Pro Bowl quarterback contained in the pocket.
If he escapes, it could be lights out for head coach Shane Steichen and the Colts.
Allen has recorded 40+ scrimmage touchdowns each of the last four seasons, along with 500+ rushing yards in five of his first six NFL seasons.
This season, the former Wyoming star is averaging 4.5 yards per carry and clearly is not afraid of dishing out the pain to opposing defenses.
He is dangerous both inside and outside of the pocket and cannot be underestimated.
If Indy wants to pull off the upset against the first-place Bills, it starts with limiting Allen and his production.
That could be the difference between the Colts contending for the playoffs or not after the clock hits zero on Sunday afternoon.
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