Josh Allen dazzles in his season opener against the Defenders of the Super Bowl

Josh Allen It was nothing short of exciting for the Buffalo Bills as they beat Super Bowl holders, the Los Angeles Rams, at SoFi Stadium Thursday night to start the 2022 NFL season.

On a night it was all meant to be rams Raising their Super Bowl banner, with Odell Beckham Jr., Andrew Whitworth and others in the building, Allen made everything revolve around him with his offensive performance.

The Bills signal caller finished with four touchdowns in the night, three in the air and one push to set the bar high for the league’s 31 other quarterbacks in week one.

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Allen finished the game very efficiently in 26 to 31 with those three touches and two interceptions. He also raced to get a 56-yard high team on 10 gigs.

Allen raised it in the second half, where Invoices He beat the Rams 21-0. It came after some dirty play which resulted in three bills turnovers in the first half, two tripped by a running back and an interception from Allen, although Isaiah McKenzie had his hands on it before he was uprooted.

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Being the captain, Allen has credited the Bells defense, who also had a great game, with them playing to get the ball back, especially in the second half.

“First of all, that first half, being a bit careless with football,” Allen said after the game. “Our defense played a game of hell.”

Wide receiver Stefon Diggs #14 of the Buffalo Bills picks up a 53-yard touchdown reception against the Los Angeles Rams during the fourth quarter of an NFL game at SoFi Stadium on September 08, 2022 in Inglewood, California.
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Allen scored on the team’s first push in the second half, finding Mackenzie with a quick dash into the end zone outside the hole to make it 17-10.

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On their next drive, Allen found Gabriel Davis on a deep ball for 47 yards to eventually put a fine run into third and the goal from Allen. He reached out to linebacker Bobby Wagner in an attempt to bring him down and got the ball over the white line to make a solid 24-10 lead.

Then there was the connection that worked all night: Stefon Diggs slid through Rams High and spotted a 53-yard drop from Allen, who was running to his right and lost his balance to put him in his arms.

Allen said of his favorite target: “We felt like their corners were really going towards the middle.

Diggs finished with eight catches for 122 yards.

The first touchdown of the season came in a perfectly designed game, allowing Davis to get off the block and untouched by his 26-yard score.

Overall, this was a statement game for Allen and the Bills. Not only did they beat the defending champion, but they entered this season as the favorites to win the Super Bowl at the end of the year.

It looks like quarterback Josh Allen #17 of the Buffalo Bills will pass during the first quarter of an NFL game against the Los Angeles Rams at SoFi Stadium on September 08, 2022 in Englewood, California.
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The defeat of the NFL Rams showed why they are expected to lift the next Vince Lombardi Cup. Allen is the main reason behind it. He even had a stiff arm, the first season fans got out of their seats, in the first half that showed just how strong Allen is.

“Third, just trying to give a play to the team. The guys appreciate that,” he said. “I play hard. I want to win matches no matter how I do it. This is just an example of what I will do to win the match and try to get first place.

“I love to win. Whatever he asks me to do, I am willing to do.”

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He’ll be looking to put on another show in Week Two in another primetime game, Monday Night Football, against the Tennessee Titans in the Bills’ home opener.