Analyst slams criticism of Bills QB Josh Allen as 'out of control'

Bills quarterback Josh Allen's turnovers have been criticized this season. However, ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky believes the criticism is unfair.

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen has been the subject of criticism this season due to his high turnover rate, but one analyst believes that the criticism is unwarranted. Allen has struggled with turnovers throughout the season, starting with three interceptions and a lost fumble in the season opener against the New York Jets. He has continued to throw interceptions in 10 of the team's 12 games this year, leading the NFL with 13 interceptions. However, Allen also leads the league in passing touchdowns with 24 and has tied a career-high with nine rushing touchdowns, along with four fumbles.

ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky has spoken out against the excessive criticism of Allen, stating that the negative attention is unwarranted. He pointed out that while Allen leads the NFL in interceptions, he also leads in touchdowns and is in the top 5 for QBR. Orlovsky defended Allen's performance, acknowledging that there have been some questionable decisions but arguing that the criticism is disproportionate.

While Orlovsky did not single out any specific critics, his comments may have been in response to fellow ESPN analyst Ryan Clark, who criticized Allen for not being consistently clutch in big moments. Despite the criticism, opponents have been impressed with Allen's talent. Eagles safety Darius Slay praised Allen's performance after a recent game, stating that the criticism over his turnovers is unjustified.

The Bills have faced offensive struggles this season, leading to the firing of offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey. With a record of 6-6, they have work to do to climb back into the playoff picture. Despite the challenges, Allen's talent has not gone unnoticed by his opponents, who recognize his abilities and the difficulty of avoiding turnovers when throwing the ball as frequently as he does.

In conclusion, the criticism of Josh Allen's turnovers has been called into question by ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky, who believes that the negative attention is unwarranted. Despite Allen's high turnover rate, he leads the NFL in passing touchdowns and has received praise from opponents for his talent and performance. The Bills will need to address their offensive struggles and work to improve their record, but the excessive criticism of Allen may be unwarranted.