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Josh Allen makes more history in week 3 win

‘”I thought he got off to a good start. The third-down competition to Gab over the middle was a laser and then just from there he just got into a really good rhythm. I like how Josh took what the defense was giving him at times, and other times, he created it on his own. I think there was a good balance,” McDermott said.’

‘It was special’ | How the Bills offense rallied around Brian Daboll vs. Washington

‘Quarterback Josh Allen and left tackle Dion Dawkins dedicated the victory to Daboll, whose grandmother, Ruth Kirsten, died Wednesday. Allen said he embraced Daboll in the locker room after the game, reciprocating the love he received from his offensive coordinator after he lost his own grandmother prior to a November game against Seattle last season.’

Bills move up in the latest NFL power rankings | Bills Today

‘Josh Allen called out his own play after the first two games of the season, but he took a big step in the right direction during the win over Washington in Week 3. He had five total touchdowns and found success in the middle of the field, completing 20 of 25 passes for 225 yards and a touchdown on throws between the painted field numbers, per ESPN Stats & Information research. Allen’s overall play should improve from the small sample size of the first three weeks, but it remains to be seen if he will match last season’s consistent high-level success for an entire campaign.’

Jason Wolf: ‘He’s our guy. He’s our MVP.’ Bills QB Josh Allen rediscovers elite form

‘But Allen’s ability to lead a lightning-quick drive to get the Bills in field goal range at the end of the first half, when they took over at their own 20-yard line with 26 seconds to go, coupled with a backbreaking 93-yard, 17-play touchdown drive to begin the second half, left little doubt as to the outcome of the game or whether last season’s record-setting offense was an aberration.’

Takeaways are back for Bills’ defense in stuffing Washington

The Bills forced three turnovers Sunday, while also neutralizing the Washington offense in other ways. Washington finished with 290 yards of offense, unable to keep up with the Bills and sustain drives. Washington was just 2 for 11 on third down.

Three questions: Josh Allen’s passes under pressure destroyed WFT front four

‘Yes, the Bills’ offensive line deserves a ton of credit, too. The front five was a lot better in this game than against Pittsburgh’s dominant front four in Week 1. Left tackle Dion Dawkins, especially, played much better than in Week 1. Dawkins faced Sweat much of the game. Sweat was credited with just three tackles and just one hit on the quarterback. Guard Jon Feliciano played much better than in Week 1, as well.’