Okay, so, I was trying to get some numbers on Josh Allen for the 2023 season, and let me tell you, it was a bit of a journey. First, I started looking around, just casually searching, you know, like you do.
First Attempts and Initial Findings
I hit up a few of the usual sports sites, looking for those sweet, sweet stats. One of the first things I noticed was his passer rating. A solid 92.2, not too shabby, right? And the yardage? 4,306 yards. That’s a lot of ground covered.
- Found his passer rating: 92.2
- Saw his passing yards: 4,306
Diving Deeper
But I wanted more. I wanted the juicy details. So, I started digging deeper. I stumbled upon this one site, can’t recall the name, but it had game-by-game stats. Now we’re talking! I started going through each game, scribbling down numbers, trying to piece together the whole picture.
Getting into the Nitty-Gritty
Then, I found some stuff about his fumbles. Turns out, he fumbled 7 times in 2023. That’s a bit more than you’d like to see, but hey, nobody’s perfect. I also read something about an MVP survey. Some big-shot executives, 22 out of 27, thought he was MVP material. That’s pretty cool, I guess.
- Noted his fumbles: 7
- Read about MVP votes: 22 out of 27
The Big Picture
Then I wanted to compare this season to his previous ones. I found out that he’s the first player to have at least 40 total touchdowns in four straight seasons. That’s from 2020 to 2023, by the way. And in 2023, he had 37 total touchdowns. That is huge! So, I’m looking at all these numbers, and I’m thinking, this guy’s been pretty consistent, you know?
- Compared to previous seasons
- Discovered his 40+ total touchdowns record
- Confirmed his 37 total touchdowns in 2023
Wrapping It Up
So, after all that searching and note-taking, I felt like I had a pretty good handle on Josh Allen’s 2023 performance. It wasn’t just about the numbers, though. It was about seeing the effort, the ups and downs, and how he stacked up against his own past performances. And you know what? It made me appreciate the game a bit more. It’s not just about the big plays; it’s about the grind, the consistency, and sometimes, the fumbles. That’s football, right?
In the end, I felt satisfied with my little research project. I didn’t need to be an expert or anything. I just wanted to understand the season a bit better, and I did. Mission accomplished, I guess.
