Josh Allen led the Buffalo Bills to a thrilling victory over AFC East divisional rivals Miami Dolphins in their Wild Card playoff game. The 34-31 victory was not what the Bills had in mind, considering the injury-infested Dolphins side. And CBS color commentator and former NFL quarterback Tony Romo may have gone overboard with his Allen praises or a subtle dig.

During the first touchdown play from the Bills at the Highmark Stadium on Sunday, former Cowboy Romo called Allen ‘Mr January’. This came after his incredible end zone connection with Dallas tight end Dawson Knox. And perhaps Tony’s accolades are a bit premature given the lack of a Super Bowl appearance for Josh Allen.

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Tony Romo spent almost a decade as the Dallas Cowboys‘ signal-caller and only lost his place in 2016 to back up QB Dak Prescott after a back injury. After retirement, Romo joined the CBS NFL Telecasting crew as the official color commentator. However, this comment did not make too much sense because Josh Allen hasn’t had the same level of playoff success that he has enjoyed in regular seasons.

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“This is why Josh Allen is Mr. January. He just starts to play perfect football and it’s so hard to beat Buffalo,” Romo said on the CBS telecast.

In his six career postseason games, Josh Allen has only managed to put up a 3-3 record. And without a single Super Bowl appearance to his name, the NFL world found Tony’s comments to be extremely ambiguous and puzzling.

Allen’s successfully engineered opening TD play could have had something to do with Romo’s comment

The one thing the fans and media couldn’t blame Tony Romo for was for showing his appreciation for the play in question. Josh Allen looked like he was about to get sacked in the 1st and goal play towards the beginning of the first quarter. However, no. 17 successfully maneuvered his way around the pocket to throw a dime to his dependable tight end Dawson Knox.

And that was not it. Knox caught the ball from Allen in a spectacular one-handed fashion, leaving the crowd in awe. Romo wasn’t all wrong. Josh Allen had a ‘Mr. January’ night for sure. 3 touchdown throws over 352 passing yards are numbers that certainly deserve that title. Josh threw 2 interceptions and even had some heated moments in the game. But Allen thinks a win is a win. However, he cannot afford the same errors against Super Bowl LVI runners-up Cincinnati Bengals next week.

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