Bills’ Joe Brady gets real on Buffalo’s passing struggles vs. Rams on MNF

Buffalo beat the Los Angeles Rams on Monday Night Football, causing Josh Allen to describe how happy the win made him after. A blocked field goal on Harrison Mevis of the Rams helped Brady's bunch stave off a comeback, leading to a game-winning field goal.

The game wasn't one of Allen's best efforts passing-wise, but he tore the Rams up on the ground en route to over 100 yards rushing, which caused Brady to make an honest comment afterward as told by Jonathan Acosta of WGRZ Sports in Buffalo.

"We weren't good passing the ball tonight," Brady said while talking about Allen's day running the football. "When the ball was in his hands he made some critical plays toward the end."

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Allen had a lot to say after the game, including in support of his teammates' gutty efforts in Los Angeles. "Proud of our guys for being resilient," Allen said according to Acosta.

Allen finished with 210 yards passing, a touchdown and an interception. He also ran the ball 10 times for 121 yards and a touchdown, setting the Bills up for big plays time and time again. After the game, Allen shouted out Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford, whom he said every QB should strive to be like . Stafford also got a "greatest thrower of all-time" comment from Allen, who knows he has to throw the ball better in the coming weeks.

The Bills won a game that was hotly contested throughout and will stay in their minds throughout the season as a testament to their resolve and strength as a team. Allen knows how to win a game with his legs, now the challenge will be to play a more complete football game with the Raiders up on October 18.