Josh Allen One ‘Scary’ Trait Turning Heads in Bills Super Bowl Push.

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Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen is leading his team in a way he hasn’t done in years prior, and it’s a worry for the rest of the NFL.

The Buffalo Bills were able to put their feet up and relax during their bye week, content to watch the rest of the league go about their business.

Sitting at 9-2, the Bills are fresh off beating the Kansas City Chiefs .

and now have the injury-riddled San Francisco 49ers up next as Sean McDermott’s team looks to lay down yet another powerful marker in the 2024 season.

As we approach Thanksgiving, NFL.com has done a neat little exercise in which they list one thing each team is thankful for.

and when it comes to the Bills, it all centers around the play of No. 17.

“Josh Allen’s growth,” NFL.com writes.

“The Bills’ star quarterback has put himself into a great position to win his first Most Valuable Player award and possibly lead his team to a Super Bowl for one reason.

He’s become a steadier signal-caller.

Allen is trusting his supporting cast more, taking what the defense is giving him .

and putting on his cape when necessary, as he did when clinching a win over the formerly undefeated Kansas City Chiefs in Week 11 with a 26-yard touchdown run.

He’s basically gone next level, which is a scary development for future opponents.”

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Offensive coordinator Joe Brady’s everybody eats mantra has been fueling Josh Allen’s turnaround.

with the system not centered around getting one player 10+ targets in a game.

Instead, the offensive system is designed to get the ball to whoever is open, leaving Allen free to take what the defenses give him.

and not force-feeding the ball to one player.

Also, he’s not putting on the Superman cape anywhere near as often.

which was a big reason for his interception-free streak that lasted an eyebrow-raising seven games.

Allen was already a gunslinging unicorn.

but now he isn’t the untamed beast that we’ve seen in his first few years in the league, he’s now a refined assassin.

and the Bills look like a genuine Super Bowl threat because of it.