The festive season is here, and it seems to have worked well at the Highmark Stadium in New York. As the Buffalo Bills play against the Cincinnati Bengals, the weather is adding to the background role with a calming yet concerning snowfall. But Josh Allen might just have a special superpower for his snow games. Here’s everything to know about how the QB has performed amid snow games and what the expectations are for his play in the ongoing clash.

Josh Allen has consistently proved that cold weather doesn’t slow him down. His recent game logs show steady production even as temperatures drop. The QB completed 15 of 23 passes for 123 yards and a touchdown in a late November game against Pittsburgh. A week earlier, he threw for 253 yards and two touchdowns versus Houston. He also put up 317 yards and three touchdowns against Tampa Bay on November 16.

Allen’s accuracy has stayed strong in these conditions as he has managed to record over 65 percent or more in general. His highest yardage in the cold stretch came on September 7, when he had 394 yards against Baltimore. He has also protected the ball well, with several games showing zero interceptions.

What makes Allen well-suited for cold conditions?

Josh Allen’s skill set gives him a natural edge in cold and snowy conditions. His powerful arm allows him to throw through wind and low temperatures without losing velocity (a problem for many quarterbacks). His accuracy has also remained consistent in cold games, with several recent performances landing above 65% completion. The Bills’ offense rarely needs to scale back the playbook when the weather turns because Allen can still push the ball downfield.

The Buffalo Bills are 14-2 in games played in below-freezing weather under Sean McDermott. However, this success is no fluke. Allen has rushed for 2832 yards and 19 rushing touchdowns this season. He also has the extra threat of his mobility, making the offense versatile when snow or wind makes receivers and receivers’ hands unreliable.

Josh Allen has also shown balanced production through both passing and rushing. Sources list his rushing output in cold conditions at about 34.1 yards per game.

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Notable snow games and key statistical highlights

Josh Allen has often proved to be a major strength whenever therefore managed to hold his ground amid snow games. Under coach Sean McDermott, the Bills hold a 14-2 record in games played when temperatures drop below 32°F (the best such record in the NFL since 1991). Allen’s strongest snow-game performances came in January 2022, when Buffalo faced the New England Patriots in an AFC wild-card playoff. With wind chill near minus 4°F, Allen completed 21 of 25 passes for 308 yards and five touchdowns in brutal cold.

One of the recent games saw Allen help the Bills dominate San Francisco 49ers 35–10 in a snowy December game. He became the first quarterback in the Super Bowl era to record a passing, rushing, and receiving touchdown in the same game.