Over the past eight years, Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen has emerged as one of the league's top players. Allen struggled with accuracy in his formative years, but he has rectified that aspect of his game in recent seasons.Allen, who was named MVP last season, has led the Bills to a 3-0 start, following their victory against the struggling Miami Dolphins on Thursday. He threw for 213 yards and three touchdowns, one of which was a skillful and creative pass to Jackson Hawes.On Friday's edition of "The Herd", Colin Cowherd reflected on Allen's remarkable rise."2025 Josh Allen shouldn't exist," Cowherd said. "You should not be that gifted, that fast, that talented, jump over linebackers. Yet he never throws interceptions."The lack of interceptions shows Allen's development. He has yet to throw an interception this season. He threw just six last season, a remarkable drop from the 18 he threw in the 2023 season.Josh Allen on the touchdown pass he threw to Jackson HawesAfter spearheading the Buffalo Bills' victory over the Miami Dolphins, Josh Allen spoke to the media about his touchdown pass to Jackson Hawes."Yeah, just extending the play. [Hawes] did a good job of just staying in concert with me and just got the corner there. I think it was just cool to just kind of commit one way, and he stayed alive for me and made a play."Hawes was drafted by the Bills this year. The touchdown marked just the third reception for Hawes in his young career and his first score.The Bills host the New Orleans Saints in Week 4.