Josh Allen's playoff journey and key postseason moments!
Josh Allen, one of the top contenders for the MVP honors in the 2024 NFL season has represented the Buffalo Bills in 12 postseason games since 2019. His win over the Broncos tonight improved his win-loss record in the playoffs. Known for his dual-threat ability, Allen has been a key player in the Bills’ resurgence, leading them to six playoff appearances in seven seasons.
Despite consistent playoff berths, the Bills have yet to secure a Super Bowl appearance under Allen, with their deepest run ending in the AFC Championship in 2020. His postseason stats, including 3,122 passing yards, 23 touchdowns, and 629 rushing yards, place him among the top active quarterbacks in playoff performance.
Josh Allen has a postseason record of 7-5. He has played in 12 playoff games since his debut in 2019, leading the Buffalo Bills to the playoffs in six of his seven seasons as a starter. While the team has had success advancing past the Wild Card round, the Bills are still seeking their first Super Bowl appearance since 1993.
Josh Allen is a different breed in the postseason 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 pic.twitter.com/U7p9Imc6DN
— BillsMuse (@BillsMusee) January 11, 2025
Here’s a breakdown of Allen’s playoff results by year:
Despite the losses, Allen has delivered standout performances. His leadership helped Buffalo claim five consecutive AFC East titles and secure playoff berths in six of the last seven seasons.
Josh Allen has made one AFC Championship appearance, during the 2020 postseason. The Bills defeated the Colts in the Wild Card round and the Ravens in the Divisional round before falling to the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship, 38-24. That season marked a turning point for the Bills, showing Allen’s ability to carry the franchise deep into the postseason.
I hope the AFC knows just how scorched earth Josh Allen is about to go…. And I’m all fucking for it… pic.twitter.com/SiWdRhhlUm
— #PlayoffSZN (@BillsMafiaEP) January 10, 2025
The Bills finished the 2024 regular season at 13-4, securing the AFC’s No. 2 seed. The Buffalo Bills defeated the Denver Broncos in the Wild Card round on Sunday, January 12th by 31-7. Allen needed 32 rushing yards to pass Steve Young for the most postseason rushing yards by a quarterback and claimed the top spot by rushing the ball for 46 yards in the game vs. the Broncos!
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