Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen is fresh off an award-winning effort in his team's 41-31 win against the Detroit Lions in Week 2.
That caused head coach Joe Brady to make a heck of claim about his franchise quarterback.
For his five-touchdown outing against the Lions, the Bills (2-0) saw their quarterback win the AFC Offensive Player of the Week Award for Week 2.
Even with that honor in the bag, the 19th time Allen has won the award in his career, Brady thinks there is another level his quarterback can get to. That's what he said on Wednesday.
"He just wants to do whatever he has to do to win the football game," Brady said. "I think there's more there and he knows it."
Bold claim to make about the guy who is now the front runner for the 2026
NFL MVP Award after just two games this season... however, a welcomed one.
But to Brady's point, where exactly could Allen actually find room for improvement? If we're being honest, Allen still plays a little "hero ball" that he has gotten away with through two games. A few defenders have luckily dropped potentially takeaways, but that might not always happen.
Even Allen admits that.
“There’s times it works, there’s times it doesn’t work," Allen said via video conference. "I’ve always played the game the same way, even from a young kid. It’s what I do best and have most fun at.”
The next opportunity for Allen and the Bills to potentially play even better will come on Sunday in Week 3against the Los Angeles Chargers (0-2).
Brady's full thoughts on Allen can be found in the clip below:
This article originally appeared on Bills Wire: Bills' Joe Brady makes bold claim on Josh Allen ahead of Chargers game: 'There's more there'
