Posted on Jan 12

Bills' Josh Allen on facing Ravens: "Great team, great quarterback, we're ready"

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The Buffalo Bills dominate the Denver Broncos in a convincing playoff victory.

Why it matters: The Bills impressive performance solidifies their status as a Super Bowl contender and sets up an exciting rematch against the Baltimore Ravens in the divisional round.

What's new: Josh Allen's stellar play, James Cook's standout rushing performance, and the Bills' dominant defense were key factors in their victory.

By the numbers:

Josh Allen threw two touchdown passes, breaking the franchise record for most passing touchdowns in the playoffs.
James Cook rushed for 120 yards and became the first Bills player since Thurman Thomas in 1995 to rush for over 100 yards in a playoff game.
The Bills scored on six of their first seven drives, demonstrating their offensive efficiency.
Buffalo's defense limited the Broncos' offense to just one touchdown pass, two sacks, and one punt.

Yes, but: While the Bills showcased their strengths, they will face a tough challenge in the upcoming matchup against the Ravens, who defeated them earlier in the season.

What to watch: The Bills-Ravens rematch promises to be an intense battle with both teams seeking redemption and a chance to advance further in the playoffs.

What's next: The Bills will shift their focus to preparing for the Ravens, studying film and developing a game plan to overcome their previous defeat.

Quotes:

Josh Allen praises Ty Johnson as the best third-down back in football, highlighting the importance of his contributions to the team.
Allen acknowledges the Ravens' strong performance against the Bills earlier in the season and emphasizes the need for thorough preparation.
Despite a thumb injury, Allen reassures that he is fine and ready to continue leading the team.

The bottom line: The Bills dominant playoff victory positions them as a formidable force in the postseason, poised to take on the Ravens in a highly anticipated rematch.

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Bills' Josh Allen on facing Ravens: "Great team, great quarterback, we're ready"

The Buffalo Bills dominate the Denver Broncos in a convincing playoff victory.

Why it matters: The Bills impressive performance solidifies their status as a Super Bowl contender and sets up an exciting rematch against the Baltimore Ravens in the divisional round.

What's new: Josh Allen's stellar play, James Cook's standout rushing performance, and the Bills' dominant defense were key factors in their victory.

By the numbers:

Josh Allen threw two touchdown passes, breaking the franchise record for most passing touchdowns in the playoffs.

James Cook rushed for 120 yards and became the first Bills player since Thurman Thomas in 1995 to rush for over 100 yards in a playoff game.

The Bills scored on six of their first seven drives, demonstrating their offensive efficiency.

Buffalo's defense limited the Broncos' offense to just one touchdown pass, two sacks, and one punt.

Yes, but: While the Bills showcased their strengths, they will face a tough challenge in the upcoming matchup against the Ravens, who defeated them earlier in the season.

What to watch: The Bills-Ravens rematch promises to be an intense battle with both teams seeking redemption and a chance to advance further in the playoffs.

What's next: The Bills will shift their focus to preparing for the Ravens, studying film and developing a game plan to overcome their previous defeat.

Quotes:

Josh Allen praises Ty Johnson as the best third-down back in football, highlighting the importance of his contributions to the team.

Allen acknowledges the Ravens' strong performance against the Bills earlier in the season and emphasizes the need for thorough preparation.

Despite a thumb injury, Allen reassures that he is fine and ready to continue leading the team.

The bottom line: The Bills dominant playoff victory positions them as a formidable force in the postseason, poised to take on the Ravens in a highly anticipated rematch.