How does he do it? Josh Allen's offense put up 34 points yesterday with three turnovers (call it 27 if you want to deduct 7 for not eating the fumble). Joe Burrows no interception team put up 17 points yesterday. 34 points should be sufficient to win most NFL games. 17 points is not.
During the course of the season Burrows, Allen and Mahomes were all among league leaders in interceptions. Why are these teams not cellar dwellers?
The 1970's caveman mind set the is pervasive on this board seems to believe that a time consuming drive where they other team takes possession of the ball at their own 20 after a punt is a great offensive outcome, but a pick off in the endzone brought out to the 20 is an epic disaster. In fact, these are identical outcomes. Understanding that, is how you learn that a QB putting up 34 points with two interceptions had a good game (not great, but good).