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The Buffalo Bills probably believe they have the best quarterback in the league, and they definitely have the right to feel so. Josh Allen continues to do the impossible every week, and whether he’s making a play with his arm or his legs, he’s still leading the Bills to victories.
There is another quarterback that may be trying to climb up the rankings, and it’s Caleb Williams. Since the Chicago Bears’ quarterback returned from injury last week, he’s reminded people that he can do some amazing stuff as well. He showed it against the New England Patriots, who have one of the best defenses in the league.
Colin Cowherdwas impressed with Williams’ performance, and while giving him praise, he gave Allen a backhanded compliment.
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“Everybody is afraid to say it, I’m not. I think Caleb [Williams] is the most talented QB in this league… It’s like watching Josh Allen without the interceptions,” Cowherd said.
“Josh Allen played New England’s defense and ended with a passer rating in the 80s. Caleb was at 117 last night in a short week. The second-highest passer rating in the Vrabel era,” Cowherd continued.
"Everybody is afraid to say it, I'm not. I think Caleb [Williams] is the most talented QB in this league… It’s like watching Josh Allen without the interceptions.”
Colin Cowherd with HIGH praise for the Bears QB after their TNF win 👀
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Williams definitely made it look easy against the Patriots, but Allen is still on another level despite his performance against the same team.
Just a week ago, Allen made a crazy shovel pass to Keon Coleman for a touchdown, and almost everybody was ready to crown him league MVP again. If he continues to play at the level he is now, it wouldn’t be a surprise if he won it this season, but it may also depend on how well the Bills are doing.
As for Williams, it’s going to be hard for him to get in the MVP convos after missing a few games, but he’s still been playing some good football over the last two weeks.
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