What QB Josh Allen said about chemistry with WR Amari Cooper after Bill's debut

The Buffalo Bills overcame a slow start in their Week 7 clash with the Tennessee Titans to ultimately claim a decisive 34-10 victory. After an early 10-0 deficit, recently signed wide receiver Amari Cooper led an offensive surge in the second half, finishing the game with four receptions for 66 yards and a touchdown. Quarterback Josh Allen had nothing but great things to say about his new wideout after the win, commenting on the budding relationship, the veteran's professionalism and the fact that giving players the opportunity to be themselves is crucial to success .

“I think being in the league now for seven years and just understanding guys of his caliber, they don’t need much,” Allen told reporters. “You go out there, clear your mind and let them go play.” That's what he did out there a few times, just looking for zones and windows. He made a really good catch in this slanted position. But again, just the professionalism that he has, the skills that he has, just the confidence that I see from him, and everything will turn out pretty well.”

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Cooper had several splash plays throughout the contest, with his 12-yard touchdown in the third quarter perhaps being the most impressive. The burgeoning chemistry between the wideout and Allen was evident on game day, which should allow the offense to open up even more in the coming weeks. Cooper will only become more familiar with the Bills' style of play and offense as he gets more accustomed to the team; When this happens, his influence on the field becomes more explosive.

Head coach Sean McDermott joined Allen in praising the five-time Pro Bowler after the game, praising him for understanding the playbook in a condensed timeline. The Bills Mafia is fired up, the league is on alert and the Buffalo offense is ready to reach new heights with its dynamic growth.

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