Bills star took his game to another level in the 2024 season, leading the Buffalo Bills to another division title and earning NFL MVP honors.
His biggest improvement was limiting turnovers, throwing just six interceptions all season while maintaining one of the league’s best offenses. Despite Buffalo’s eventual playoff exit at the hands of Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs, his season was widely regarded as a success.
Bleacher Report summed up Allen’s status heading into 2025 with one word: Elite.
“It’s really that simple when you’re the reigning MVP, and you’ve easily posted the best passing statistics in the NFL this decade”
Since entering the league in 2018, Allen ranks fifth in passing yards (26,434) and second in passing touchdowns (195). While turnovers were once a concern—his 84 career interceptions rank second-most in that span—his improved decision-making in 2024 showed significant progress.
With Allen playing at an elite level, the Bills remain firmly in the Super Bowl conversation heading into 2025.
Under offensive coordinator Joe Brady, the Buffalo Bills’ offense thrived in 2024, averaging 30.9 points per game—one of the best marks in the league. With Josh Allen at the helm, the unit was not only efficient but also explosive.
Allen’s dominance extended beyond his passing ability. His dual-threat nature was on full display, as he rushed for 12 touchdowns in the regular season and added two more in the playoffs.
Now, as he enters the 2025 season as the reigning NFL MVP, Allen has solidified his status among the league’s elite quarterbacks.