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Josh Allen drops a ‘wow’ moment on Sean McDermott: "When I raise my game, my teammates know it’s time to get the job done!" 🚨 Bills star delivers clutch performance in 31-19 win over Saints

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"My teammates can feel that energy—They know it’s time to get the job done," Josh Allen declares after leading Bills to 31-19 victory..

Josh Allen might not have been at his best on Sunday, but when it came down to crunch time, the Buffalo Bills’ quarterback delivered a performance that had both his teammates and head coach, Sean McDermott, in awe.

In a pivotal 31-19 win over the New Orleans Saints, Allen turned the game around with a late-game burst, including a game-changing 27-yard run and a clutch 28-yard touchdown pass to Dalton Kincaid. Despite finishing with 209 yards and two touchdowns on 16-of-22 passing, Allen's most impressive trait on Sunday was his ability to raise his game when the team needed him most.

"When I see Coach McDermott looking at me, I know he can see the determination in my eyes," Allen said after the game. "It's like my teammates can feel that energy, too. When I raise my level of play, they follow suit. They know it’s time to get the job done, and we feed off each other. That’s when we really start clicking as a team."

 

And click they did. Allen’s 27-yard run on 3rd-and-5 in the fourth quarter set up the Bills' crucial touchdown, giving them a nine-point lead and sealing the game. "That’s when we really start clicking,"

Allen said, referring to the moment when he takes his play to another level and his teammates rise to the occasion with him.

 

McDermott was particularly struck by Allen’s “will to win” , noting how the quarterback’s intensity was evident at halftime: “I could see it in his eyes—he was determined to win.”

 

The performance was a microcosm of what Allen has brought to the table in 2025. With the help of an explosive rushing attack from James Cook, the Bills are now 4-0 for the first time since 2020, scoring 30+ points in every game this season.

“When he raises his level of play, it’s like the whole team follows suit,” McDermott said. “And they know what time it is now.”

With Allen's leadership and a high-powered offense, the Bills are sending a clear message to the league: they’re here to stay, and they’re not backing down.

As Buffalo continues its undefeated run, fans are left wondering: can Josh Allen and the Bills keep this momentum going? With Allen’s unmatched will to win and his ability to elevate his team at critical moments, the answer just might be yes.

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