Practice is perfect for Josh Allen and Buffalo Bills, who kicked off an exciting comeback in a field opening game in New Jersey to enjoy the Baltimore Ravens.
The Ravens looked like they had put down an early mark because they were four minutes away with a 15-point lead under Lamar Jackson.
But Josh Allen proposed an amazing escape act before Matt Prater kicked a 32-yard shot, expiring as the Bills led 41-40.
Buffalo had five games in the final quarter and scored in four of them – it was a feat, and it was no accident.
“We start every exercise, at least two of the three practices we get in the week, two minutes [drills],” McDermott said.
“and [Allen’s] Very comfortable in these situations. When you practice it over and over, you try to hit many situations at different times, putting our guys on some kind of stress at different times. They sometimes don’t like it. They were a little angry with me. But there is a good reason. So, I will accept it. ”
Excellent Allen sees the bill home
Making a plan is one thing, being able to execute another. If you have someone as smart as Allen, there were 394 yards that night.
He said: “This brings everyone there. I’m just proud that our team is staying in there. No one blinks. I mean, it’s down 15 points, no matter we have five or six minutes left. Stay there, the fans leave the stadium and you have to play this game for 60 minutes.
“It’s a really good dress we just played with, God will, we take care of the business, how we should do it and what we think.”
Defensive end Joey Bosa admitted that the defensive performance included was not perfect, but the dramatic ending made up for that.
“I think, in a dream. It’s incredible,” Bosa said. “I don’t know if I ever felt so happy after winning. Obviously, it was just the first game of the year, we gave up a lot of points, and I would be better in many ways. But we got the win, we gave us the offense opportunity.
“And I think when you have Josh Allen, you just have to give him a chance and everything is possible.”
Henry blames himself for the crow cannot do the job
Bill’s joy contrasts with the crow’s frustration.
Derrick Henry accused himself of being a fourth-quarter turnover, which returned his property to Bill, and the Ravens led 40-32.
But Jackson quickly stuck to the experienced veteran, who scored two touchdowns.
“I tell [Henry]”Let go, man,” he is [already] “Things happened. Unfortunately, it just happened at the wrong time. I wouldn’t knock him for it. Shooting, I groped in the playoffs. That’s it.”
Jackson will learn from fan disputes
Jackson has 209 pass yards and two touchdowns, and he and Deandre Hopkins also had a feud with family fans after combining a 29-yard touchdown pass.
The fan put Hopkins and Jackson on the helmet, who pushed his hands to his chest in revenge.
“He photographed me, and he was talking about S***, so I just forgot where I was,” Jackson said. “You have to think in those situations. You have security; let safety handle it. But I just let my emotions get my best.
“Hope it won’t happen again. I learned it from it.”
