Josh Allen Remains Optimistic after Bills' Preseason Loss: 'I Felt Good With What We Did'

After the Buffalo Bills' 33-6 loss against the Chicago Bears to open up their preseason, fans have voiced concerns about the team's offense which was held out of the end zone in the game.

Although the offense did struggle to get points on the board, quarterback Josh Allen, who played two drives in the first quarter, is not concerned and instead wants to use the game as a learning experience.

Following the game, Allen spoke on what the team should take away from the game.

"I felt good with what we did early on," said Allen. "And you know, every game is something that we want to win. And today, we didn't do that, a lot to learn from again, it's preseason. I know we're not game planning for these games, but we got to be ready to go."

Allen continued, discussing how the team has focused on their schemes in practice.

"We didn’t game plan at all for what they were going to do on defense," said Allen. "You know, we were just trying to trot out some of the runs that we've been working on and practicing, and I know we got a lot of different stunts, a lot of different pressures into those, so it's all good work."

Related: Should Mitch Trubisky Be in Fans' Firing Line After Bills' Preseason Loss?

Allen finished the game with two completions for 22 passing yards and seven rushing yards. The team has yet to announce if Allen will take the field in their next preseason matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Saturday.