Bills turn to Jim Kelly for advice on Josh Allen, offense Published: Jun 05, 2019 at 03:14 AM Herbie Teope It's not uncommon for NFL coaching staffs to have Tug McGraw Jersey an outside perspective with a view to improvement. The approach could include former coaches and players, all of whom are a valuable resource of information. And for the , having quarterback Jim Kelly around to provide input only seemed natural. "We find every way po sible to improve our football team," coach Sean McDermott said Tuesday, . "This is no different. Jim is a Hall of Famer. To me it would be ignorant of us not to have a relationship of Jim and ask him what he thinks knowing we have a young quarterback. All of that is healthy and all of that is good." Kelly revealed Monday to the Buffalo News that he has met with offensive coordinator Brian Daboll, whom McDermott emphasized would call plays, and quarterbacks coach Ken Dorsey during the offseason. The discu sions surrounded quarterback Tom Seaver Jersey , who enters his second profe sional season, and how Kelly ran the "K-Gun" no-huddle Neil Walker Jersey offense, which helped the advance to four consecutive Super Bowls in the early 1990s. As it turns out, the plan to incorporate some of the "K-Gun" philosophies within the current offensive scheme. "They've downloaded all of our four seasons to see what we've done," Kelly said, . "And Josh loves some of the plays that we ran. So we're going to be, of course, implementing some of those." Kelly obviously had an edge in development by the time he joined the in 1986 after spending two profe sional seasons with the Houston Gamblers of the USFL. And Kelly had the benefit of being surrounded by fellow Hall of Famers Thurman Thomas and Andre Reed in Buffalo. Still, Kelly sees plenty to like about Allen and has remained steadfast in Allen's corner since the selected the young signal-caller in the first round of the 2018 draft. Kelly has often lavished praise for Allen's arm and overall skill set, and this year is no different. Brandon Nimmo Jersey "I love the way he plays," Kelly told the Buffalo News. "He's 10 times the athlete I ever thought about being." There is well-placed optimism for Allen's future in Buffalo, of course. And Jeff McNeil Jersey the built around Allen during the offseason with the additions of running back and wide receivers and in free agency. The also have running back and wide receiver returning. Whether Allen takes the next step as many project remains to be seen, but he's set up to po se s the tools and knowledge of the old "K-Gun" offense to succeed with Kelly's input. This article has been reproduced in a new format and may be mi sing content or contain faulty links. Please use the Contact Us link in our site footer to report an i sue.