Josh Allen says Bills must keep knocking on playoff door after loss
Quarterback Josh Allen reflected on the Bills' divisional round defeat to Denver, emphasizing persistence despite repeated playoff setbacks.
The Buffalo Bills' postseason exit at the hands of the Denver Broncos sparked a candid interview with quarterback Josh Allen and newly appointed head coach Joe Brady. Allen recounted the game, noting his four turnovers, including a late first-half fumble that gave Denver a ten-point halftime lead. He admitted the defeat was a bitter pill, especially after the recent dismissal of former coach Sean McDermott.
Nonetheless, Allen urged the team to learn from the experience and maintain relentless effort, comparing their quest for a championship to repeatedly knocking on a door until it opens. The Bills have now lost in the divisional round four of the past five seasons and twice fell short in the conference championship to the Chiefs since 2020.
Why it matters
The interview reveals the Bills' mindset and challenges as they seek to break a pattern of playoff disappointments.
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