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The Buffalo Bills are 4-1 into the season and also won their game against the Rams last week. But like clockwork, Josh Allen’s nagging problem has presented itself for yet another season: turnovers. According to Cris Carter, the Buffalo QB…

NFL legend Cris Carter has criticized the perception surrounding Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen, arguing that Allen receives less scrutiny for his turnovers than other players would. Speaking on Inside Football, Carter claimed that if Cam Newton made similar mistakes, he would face far more public criticism. Carter argued that the league and media must maintain the same standard of accountability for all top quarterbacks, regardless of reputation.
The article highlights Allen's recurring turnover issues, noting that PFF has recorded 10 turnover-worthy plays from him this season. With Buffalo's defense currently allowing 280.4 passing yards per game, the writer notes that Allen's risk-taking and costly mistakes could heavily impact the Bills as they face an increasingly difficult upcoming schedule against teams like the Raiders, Ravens, and Vikings.
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