TODAY’S GAME
entirely
Browns vs. Bills
(in Detroit), 1 p.m.,
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“Of course, there’s differences,” linebacker Jeremiah Owusu-koramoah said. “You don’t necessarily just see run plays for Josh Allen, right? Most of the stuff is just scrambling. With Lamar, there’s actual run plays set up for him. But, yeah, you can take little things from him. You have to be patient. You can’t automatically jump when they pump-fake the ball or you can’t necessarily be too quick to think or too quick to move.”
If there is one Achilles heel for Allen, it’s in the interceptions he throws. His 10 picks are the most by any NFL starting quarterback in the league.
The last three games, in particular, have been bad for Allen. He’s had three consecutive games with two picks, with Buffalo having lost the last two to the Jets and, in overtime, the Vikings.
In fact, the second interception Allen threw against Minnesota came in the end zone in overtime to seal the Bills’ 33-30 loss.
“Yeah, he’s given away the ball,” linebacker Sione Takitaki said. “He tries to extend a lot of plays, so he’s trying to make plays, and when our opportunity is there we just got to make them. But, yeah, it’s definitely something that we’re aware of and something we want to capitalize on.”