Analyst suggests Josh Allen may need to leave Bills for Super Bowl success
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 26, 2026, 8:10 AM
Last updated Jul 26, 2026
NFL analyst Jason McIntyre stated that Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen might need to leave the team to win a Super Bowl. As Allen approaches 30, questions are raised about the Bills' current roster and their ability to contend for a title. McIntyre cites similarities to Matthew Stafford's transition from the Detroit Lions to the Los Angeles Rams, which led to Stafford winning a Super Bowl. Allen is reportedly committed to the Bills and is expected to work with new head coach Joe Brady. Analysts caution that the Bills' Super Bowl window may be closing, with changes in coaching and roster ahead of the season.
- •Josh Allen may need to find another team to win a Super Bowl.
- •Analyst questions whether the Bills have the right roster for a championship.
- •Allen agreed changes were needed this offseason, embracing new head coach Joe Brady.
- •Bills analysts suggest the Super Bowl window may be closing for the team.
- •New England Patriots ended the Bills' streak of five consecutive AFC East titles.
- 8:10 AMYahoo Sports — Bills Face Dire Prediction on Josh Allen’s Future in Buffalo
"Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen may need to leave Buffalo for a shot at winning a Super Bowl, an NFL analyst suggested. The post Bills Face Dire Prediction on Josh Allen’s Future in Buffalo appeared first on HEAVY.
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