“Let them do all the talking and f***ing dancing”: Josh Allen Reacts to JuJu Smith-Schuster Dancing on Bills Logo Pregame

Buffalo Bills’ QB Josh Allen was definitely motivated after Steelers WR Juju Smith-Schuster danced on the home team’s logo pregame.

The #Bills clearly took the #Steelers dancing on their logo seriously. Josh Allen before the game: “Let them do all the talking and the f****** dancing… we do all the work.”

(via @BuffaloBills) pic.twitter.com/18sffrbsKK

— NFL Update (@MySportsUpdate) December 14, 2020

The video shows Allen speaking to his teammates in the tunnel before the game. He says, “Let them do all the talking and f***ing dancing…we do all the work.”

And that they did. Allen and the Bills had a commanding 26-15 win over the Steelers, despite Pittsburgh having the best record in the NFL.

Clearly, JuJu’s antics brought a bit of extra motivation to the entire Bills team. The tweet below from NFL Update shows the video of the Steelers receiver dancing on the logo, and also Bills CB Jordan Poyer’s reaction.

#Bills safety Jordan Poyer said they noticed #Steelers players (JuJu Smith-Schuster) dancing on their logo before the game and that hyped them up. “That turns you up a little bit. Gets you a second itch to play with some extra fire.”pic.twitter.com/ZLdtxG8fMT

— NFL Update (@MySportsUpdate) December 14, 2020

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Josh Allen Has Record-Breaking Night Against the Steelers

The Bills have been excellent in 2020 and it starts right from the man under center: Josh Allen. The team is 10-3 and heading into the final 3 games with a full head of steam.

Allen, the third year QB, has shown a great deal of improvement and is having the best season of his career by far. In fact, he has been one of the best at his position in the entire league this year.

Against the Steelers, Allen threw for 238 yards and 2 TDs. With the 2 touchdowns he scored, he moved up to 35 total TDs on the year, breaking the franchise record for most TDs in a season.

The record was previously held by Bills legend and hall-of-famer, Jim Kelly, who had high praise for Allen. Kelly joked, “He’s going to break every record I have.”

While Allen has a long way to go before he can accomplish that, he has a chance to do what Kelly couldn’t in Buffalo. This is, of course, winning a super bowl.

Given their roster and performance thus far, there’s no reason why Allen and the bills can’t go all the way.

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