There’s this aura of champions that most winners don’t get. There’s winning the trophy. But there’s the public giving you the status of the champions. Among all the elite QBs in the league, there has always been this fight. Who’s the best? Did he deserve to become the champion? Bills HC Sean McDermott was in the NFL scouting combine in Indianapolis to watch the proceedings. And he surprised everyone by comparing Josh Allen, the 2024 MVP, and the Eagles QB Jalen Hurts, the Super Bowl winner. It’s stunning!
While talking to reporters about the upward trajectory of Allen, the head coach took shots at the Eagles QB and said, “The way he’s played on the field this season, the way he’s matured off the field, on the field, his decision making and how that’s improved. So all these areas that were perceived call it gaps, Josh has answered those gaps, and he’s closed those gaps. And when you do that at the level that he did it at on a consistent basis, the result was the MVP and so to me, as I said during the year later in the year in particular, he deserved that, every bit of that of that award.” That’s interesting.
Sean McDermott press conference summarized from the draft combine:
– Christian Benford cleared Concussion Protocol and is Ok
– Loves James Cook and thinks the business will work itself out
– Feels there’s a injury risk with a tush push
– Mike Pelligro will be the nickel DB… pic.twitter.com/WKseJFBW02
— BillsMuse (@BillsMusee) February 24, 2025
However, he also revealed his stance on the tush push rule. Rumors are strong that it may get banned. The reason being cited is that the play is often dangerous for the signal callers. Most players and coaches are happy. Especially those not named the Philadelphia Eagles. It’s proven dangerous to their chances of winning the game against those named as such too.
Stay tuned. This story is developing.
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