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Josh Allen has long been the centerpiece of one of the NFL’s most closely watched offenses, a unit built on his arm strength, mobility, and improvisation. But former Bills QB Ryan Fitzpatrick, who knows the demands of that position in…

Former Buffalo Bills quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick warned that Josh Allen and the Bills' offense have developed a significant issue with two-point conversions. Speaking on the Fitz & Whit podcast ahead of Buffalo's game against the Rams, Fitzpatrick highlighted that Allen and offensive coordinator Joe Brady have converted only three of their last 13 two-point attempts.
Fitzpatrick criticized Allen's footwork and lack of quick reads, contrasting Buffalo's struggles with the Kansas City Chiefs' precision. The ongoing conversion struggles recently proved costly in a 29-26 loss to the New England Patriots in Week 4, where an incomplete pass to Joshua Palmer sealed another failed attempt.
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