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Matthew Stafford and Josh Allen went head-to-head earlier this week when the Los Angeles Rams were beaten by the Buffalo Bills in overtime. Stafford led the game in passing yards, notching 383 and three touchdowns compared to Allen’s 210 passing…
Commentator Stephen A. Smith highlighted Josh Allen's rushing ability as the key difference separating him from Matthew Stafford following the Buffalo Bills' overtime win over the Los Angeles Rams. Speaking on his YouTube channel, Smith described Allen as a different animal when choosing to run, arguing that this dimension makes him elite.
During the game, Allen recorded 121 rushing yards alongside 210 passing yards and a touchdown, while Stafford threw for 383 yards and three touchdowns. Both quarterbacks are recent NFL MVP recipients expected to contend for the award again alongside candidates like Patrick Mahomes and Brock Purdy.
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