Josh Allen Has a Michael Vick Problem Nobody Talks About

What if the Buffalo Bills’ biggest mistake with Josh Allen isn’t asking him to do too much — but trying to change the very things that make him special? On this episode of The Post Podium Podcast, we explore a comparison you probably haven’t heard before: Josh Allen and Michael Vick. No, we’re not arguing that they’re the same quarterback. We’re asking whether their franchises have faced the same philosophical problem. During Michael Vick’s years in Atlanta, the Falcons possessed one of the most physically unique quarterbacks football had ever seen. Yet instead of completely constructing their passing offense around what made Vick different, Atlanta often tried to develop him within a more conventional NFL structure. Years later, are the Buffalo Bills flirting with the same mistake with Josh Allen? We break down the personnel surrounding both quarterbacks, Atlanta’s approach to building around Vick, what changed when Vick eventually played for Andy Reid in Philadelphia, and how Buffalo’s offensive philosophy around Allen has evolved from the explosive 2020–2021 teams to today. The question isn't whether Buffalo has given Josh Allen talent. The question is whether they've given him the RIGHT talent for Josh Allen. Should Buffalo be trying to make Allen more efficient, controlled and conventional? Or should they embrace the chaos, arm strength, rushing ability and off-script playmaking that make him unlike almost any quarterback in NFL history? Michael Vick's career might provide a warning. Is history repeating itself in Buffalo? Drop your verdict in the comments. SUBSCRIBE for more Buffalo Bills analysis, NFL discussion, Sports Court, and weekly episodes of The Post Podium Podcast. Business Inquiries: [email protected] PPP Store: Shop PPP Merch Re’s Tea: Re's Sweet Tea Hi Mike Hi Tech: Hi Mike Hi Tech