The Bills QB looks more comfortable than ever heading into year seven.
With the 2024 NFL regular-season now less than a month away, Bills Mafia is more excited than ever to see their team take the field again. Now, based on new mic'd up footage of Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen in camp, it's clear it isn't just the fans who are excited for football to be back.
After an offseason full of personnel changes, fans are coming into this season with plenty of concerns about the team's new-look offense. However, it seems as though Allen is more comfortable than ever with his new teammates.
Bills quarterback Josh Allen works on his unique handshake with wide receiver Marquez Valdes-Scantling, left, during day six of the Buffalo Bills training camp.
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In the footage, taken at the Bills' annual Return of the Blue and Red stadium scrimmage, Allen is seen reciting rap lyrics, doing impressions, and messing with his new teammates.
It's clear that while Allen is focused on winning this upcoming season, he has no problems having fun with his teammates between snaps.
Coach Sean McDermott spoke recently about Allen's leadership with the team and how he has stepped up heading into this season.
"I've noticed a ratcheted-up form of Josh from a leadership standpoint," said McDermott. "Just him being intentional about working extra with his core receivers, backs, tight ends."
Heading into his seventh season in the NFL, and the second year of his six-year extension that runs through the 2028 season, fans have high expectations for Allen and the Bills going into 2024 after losing in the Divisional Round to the Kansas City Chiefs the year prior.
With the 2024 NFL regular-season now less than a month away, Bills Mafia is more excited than ever to see their team take the field again. Now, based on new mic'd up footage of Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen in camp, it's clear it isn't just the fans who are excited for football to be back.
After an offseason full of personnel changes, fans are coming into this season with plenty of concerns about the team's new-look offense. However, it seems as though Allen is more comfortable than ever with his new teammates.
Bills quarterback Josh Allen works on his unique handshake with wide receiver Marquez Valdes-Scantling, left, during day six of the Buffalo Bills training camp.
Shawn Dowd/Rochester Democrat and Chronicle / USA TODAY NETWORK
In the footage, taken at the Bills' annual Return of the Blue and Red stadium scrimmage, Allen is seen reciting rap lyrics, doing impressions, and messing with his new teammates.
It's clear that while Allen is focused on winning this upcoming season, he has no problems having fun with his teammates between snaps.
Coach Sean McDermott spoke recently about Allen's leadership with the team and how he has stepped up heading into this season.
"I've noticed a ratcheted-up form of Josh from a leadership standpoint," said McDermott. "Just him being intentional about working extra with his core receivers, backs, tight ends."
Heading into his seventh season in the NFL, and the second year of his six-year extension that runs through the 2028 season, fans have high expectations for Allen and the Bills going into 2024 after losing in the Divisional Round to the Kansas City Chiefs the year prior.