How did the Bills and Josh Allen beat the Vikings?

The Buffalo Bills marked the beginning of the season, perhaps even the decade, beating the Minnesota Vikings … Minnesota by a final score of 27-6. No, you do not understand that. The Bills, who were outclassed 78-23 in their first two games and were neglected double-digit this week, beat the Minnesota Vikings in Minnesota.

So, how did this happen?

In the first quarter, Buffalo started a two-point run with two sacks lost to Viking quarterback Kirk Cousins, which led to 10 points. The first bag was caused by Trent Murphy and the second by Jerry Hughes. At 10 minutes from the end of the second quarter, Buffalo had four bags the same day.

Josh Allen spends a huge day

Josh Allen came out of the pocket to get a diving score.

In Allen's second touchdown, new offensive coordinator Brian Daboll called a perfectly timed and widely open wheel course behind the secondary Vikings.

These are not even Allen's best plays since the first semester. Allen had a wild game where he jumped over a Vikings defenseman for a first win.

Allen's numbers for the day could have been even better if his receivers were able to shoot a pass here. He had to face a few drops on perfectly thrown balls, just to emphasize how out of reach things were for the Vikings.

Allen finished the game with 196 yards passing and one touchdown. He did more with his legs, 39 rushing yards to go with those two floor scores. These are more yards than the Vikings, who totaled 14 fourteen.

What were the revolutionary bills?

The Bills entered the game as outsiders 16.5 points against the Vikings. For them, completely dominate the Vikings like that, it's almost unknown.

Buffalo held the Vikings at just 4.5 yards per game after the Vikings averaged 5.9 in their first two games. Kirk Cousins ​​was held at 5.4 yards per attempt, Minnesota at 2.3 yards per run and the Vikings knocked the ball off three times.

The defense of Minnesota was unusually bad too. Josh Allen scored three touchdowns in the first half and scored just under 9 yards per attempt for the game. It was an unexpected rebound match against a defense that is one of the most talented units in the league. Buffalo did not really have an effective day, but the game was not so fast that it did not matter.

Bettors took a bath on this game

The Vikings were favored by two figures, sometimes even 17 points. Many people have seen easy money to trick the bills. One report stated that 80% of the money from this game was distributed by the Vikings. Someone & # 39; a would have bet $ 9,000 on the Vikings to win straight, a bet that would have paid only $ 450 with a draw of $ 2,000. Oops.

A gap of 17 points should have been a clue. It is generally difficult for the oppressed to not cover so much, and you generally do not see a line like that so early in the season.

Buffalo could not hold the shutout, which would have been the third time in history that the Vikings were laundered at home. Minnesota scored at the end of the fourth quarter, but could not connect on the two-point attempt, just to add to their misery.