Josh Allen almost never gives you a three-and-out. And when he does, he bounces back from it.

Been on another one of these deep dives, this time looking at how often a QB's own offense stalls out completely (three-and-out) and what happens on the very next drive after that. This is one of the more fun Josh Allen stats I've found in a while.

Josh has the lowest three-and-out rate in the entire league — 14.1%. Next closest is Brock Purdy at 15.8%.

And then when he does have to bounce back off a stalled drive, he's solidly above average doing it too. Not the best in the league at the recovery part, but he doesn't need to be, because he's rarely in that spot to begin with.

Unsurprisingly, he's also above average when it comes to scoring TDs after a three-and-out. 1 out of every 3 of those drives ends in TD.

Still hard to believe we get to experience this every Sunday. Go Bills.