Hall of Famer Ed Reed explained how the Baltimore Ravens can stop mobile QB Josh Allen vs. the Buffalo Bills in the AFC Divisional Playoffs.

Heading into their divisional round matchup, Ravens QB Lamar Jackson cleared the air on Bills QB Josh Allen as his competitor.

ORCHARD PARK, NEW YORK – JANUARY 12: Josh Allen #17 of the Buffalo Bills throws a pass against the Denver Broncos in the fourth quarter during the AFC Wild Card Playoffs at Highmark Stadium on January 12, 2025 in Orchard Park, New York. (Photo by Timothy T Ludwig/Getty Images)

Kenico Hines might be the key to making Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens comfortable in the hostile playoff environment of Western New York in Sunday's divisional playoff game with the Buffalo Bills.

Bills coach Sean McDermott was asked about preparing for Jackson during his press conference. McDermott had high praise for the Ravens' quarterback. "There's only one Lamar Jackson at the end of the day," said McDermott. "So you do the best you can to try and simulate it." Then as he shook his head he added, "Good luck."

Perhaps Baltimore Ravens safety Kyle Hamilton could be used to neutralize the mobility threat of Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen in the AFC Divisional Round this upcoming weekend. Allen

The Bills turn heads after signing Anthony Brown, a former Ravens quarterback, before facing Baltimore in the playoffs.

The Buffalo Bills will play the Baltimore Ravens in the AFC Divisional round, and Lamar Jackson said that he’s trying to beat Josh Allen, not be friends with him. Colin Cowherd says that this game means more to Lamar Jackson than Josh Allen.