Top 3 things we learned from Bills at Texans

Sunday marked Josh Allen’s lowest completion percentage in a game since entering the NFL. The Bills QB completed just 9 of 30 passes (30%) for 131 yards and a touchdown.

“We were just off slightly tonight. That’s something I gotta clean up,” Allen said.

During his press conference, Allen recounted several missed opportunities that he took accountability for. He couldn’t connect with WR Mack Hollins on a potential wide open touchdown on the first drive of the game, then nearly had one intercepted on a seam ball to TE Dalton Kincaid.

“We missed by a little bit. Had Mack open early, overthrow him, and then right before the half to Dalton, running down the seam, had a chance and an opportunity,” Allen shared.

On downfield throws of 10 air yards or more, Allen was 1 of 16 for 26 yards, the lone completion coming to Kincaid in the second half. Allen thinks there’s a lot of room for improvement all around as an offense.

“Starts with making better decisions on my part, and I know I didn’t complete the ball at a high rate tonight, put the ball in harm’s way, especially early in that first half. But I trust our guys,” Allen said.