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Buffalo Bills Analysis What could Josh Allen be working on mechanically with his throwing motion? A deep dive — and guess — as to what Allen could be trying to fix mechanically by Chris Trapasso Oct 15, 2026, 2:02 PM…

Following a Week 5 victory over the Rams, Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen acknowledged he was actively working through mechanical issues with his throwing motion. Writer Chris Trapasso analyzes game film and suggests Allen's mechanical tweak involves preventing his release point from dropping too low into a sidearm delivery during early-season games.
Trapasso argues that Allen performs best using a natural three-quarters motion, which allows for better kinetic energy transfer, velocity, and ball placement. Allen scheduled a training session with his personal quarterback coach, Chris Hess, in California to fine-tune his mechanics.
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