The primary story coming out of the Jets’ 22–16 overtime win against the Bills on Monday night was the season-ending Achilles tear for New York quarterback Aaron Rodgers. However, a fascinating subplot is how poorly Buffalo quarterback Josh Allen performed in the loss.
Allen finished the game 29-of-41 passing for 236 yards with one touchdown pass and three debilitating interceptions. The three picks, and Buffalo’s underwhelming offensive performance as a whole, had ESPN analyst Marcus Spears wondering whether wide receiver Stefon Diggs will stick around with Allen performing like this.
“The point is, Josh Allen is a turnover machine,” Spears said. “As good as his ceiling is, we saw it. We saw it when they went to Kansas City and went toe to toe with Pat Mahomes, could have made the argument he played better. We’ve seen it time and time again.
