Debate Sparked Over Whether Josh Allen's Audible Was "Taylor Swift" or "J.R. Smith" in Buffalo Bills Game

Amidst speculation on NFL quarterback Josh Allen's "Taylor Swift" or "J.R. Smith" audible during Buffalo Bills' game, Allen's demonstrated history of using NBA players' names in calls and subsequent play outcomes suggest possible "J.R. Smith" call.

• During a Buffalo Bills game, quarterback Josh Allen made an audible call that is now the subject of debate, with speculation about whether he yelled 'Taylor Swift' or 'J.R. Smith'.
• High-profile NFL social media accounts speculated that Allen cried out 'Taylor Swift' during the first quarter, while other analysts suggest that a closer listen may reveal the audible was 'J.R. Smith'.
• The ambiguity is intriguing due to Allen's known history of using NBA players' names in his calls. Moreover, Allen called a 'LeBron James' audible later in the same game.
• If the call was indeed 'J.R. Smith', some fans joked that it might have been a strategy to run out time, referencing Smith's famous miscalculation in Game 1 of the 2018 NBA Finals.
• Regardless of the audible, the Bills successfully gamified with this 'Smith/Swift' play, resulting in a five-yard completion. However, the Bills failed to gain a first down on this particular possession, and they ended it with a field goal.

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