The Buffalo Bills have flown under the radar as of late, but they could still make plenty of noise out of the AFC.

Joe Brady has done a solid job in replacement of Ken Dorsey, and the offense has looked more balanced and efficient in the two games he’s been in charge of play-calling.

With that in mind, NFL analyst Collen Wolfe believes the Bills need to establish the run if they want to beat the Kansas City Chiefs, stating that it cannot all be Josh Allen.

Looking at the Bills – Chiefs matchup @ColleenWolfe points out this is not all on Josh Allen pic.twitter.com/o8fISm8IfD

— Good Morning Football (@gmfb) December 7, 2023

Wolfe stated that the running game has been a vital part of the offense in the two games with Joe Brady as offensive coordinator, with James Cook, Latavius Murray, and even Ty Johnson getting touches and taking pressure off Allen’s shoulders.

On top of that, the Chiefs’ run defense has struggled over the past month or so.

However, we already know that Josh Allen likes to prove himself on the biggest stage, and he has a bit of a friendly rivalry with Patrick Mahomes, so he might want to press and overdo things in this matchup.

It’ll be up to Joe Brady and Sean McDermott to keep him on a short leash and make him understand that it’s not about him or what he’s capable of doing.

Allen is an elite quarterback, and no one has ever doubted his physical skills or talent.

But the Bills need to give him help on the ground if they want to stand a chance, especially given his turnover woes.

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