Josh Allen puts past struggles aside as Buffalo Bills prepare to open season

Josh Allen, the Buffalo Bills quarterback, has put aside past struggles in Houston as he prepares to open the season with the team's game against the Texans, despite having lost all four games against them. Allen, who sprained his throwing elbow a month into his rookie season, completed 9 of 30 attempts for a 30% completion rate in 2024, the lowest of his career. Despite these struggles, Allen remains optimistic about his future in the NFL, stating that he wants to perform the best he can play and help his team win a football game. He also credits his success to coach Greg McDermott, whom he has worked with in Buffalo since 2022. The Bills' new season begins with the addition of receiver DJ Moore, who has shown potential to add value to the passing attack.
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