“Josh is more of a big powerful, strong run over you kind of guy and Lamar is maybe the best runner by any position in the league,” Ross said.
Bills players are already keen on that during this week’s preparation, including Von Miller who has faced Jackson once before and will be tasked with deciphering how to attack Baltimore’s RPO packages.
“Lamar is as dynamic as it gets. Early on in his career they tried to say he was just a runner. He did nothing but prove that he’s a total package,” Miller said. “At any given moment, he could take it 80 yards.”
Jackson essentially did just that last week, becoming the first player in NFL history to run for a 75-yard or longer TD and throw for a 75-yard or longer TD.
As for Allen, he too, is in a category of his own. He is already one of only two QBs in NFL history with 15,000+ passing yds and 2,000+ rushing yds in first five seasons. And as already mentioned, no other QB has more rushing TDs since he entered the league.
“He’s looking to take someone’s head off when he runs. He’s looking to run someone over, stiff arm someone. We’re always asking him to slide more just to protect himself, but he’s like the Hulk with the ball,” Bills tight end Dawson Knox said.
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