Legendary Baltimore Ravens quarterback Ed Reed gave advice on how to stop Josh Allen, the dual-threat quarterback for the Buffalo Bills, during the playoffs.

Containing Josh Allen will determine if the Baltimore Ravens’ season continues beyond this weekend, so the franchise should listen to all-time great Ed Reed about how to stop one of the best quarterbacks in the NFL.

Reed never faced Buffalo Bills star Allen, but the legendary safety dealt with many elite signal-callers during a Hall of Fame career mostly spent with the Ravens. The 46-year-old appeared on the Up & Adams Show and explained to Kay Adams how he would attack Allen at Highmark Stadium on Sunday, January 19.

As Reed put it, practicing against dual-threat QB Lamar Jackson each week gives the Ravens ideal preparation for corralling mobile Allen. Reed also believes pressure and contact are the keys to unsettling Allen. “We would come at Josh Allen. Josh Allen would have to make throws; he would have to complete the football; show he can complete the football after he’s getting hit all day. And it’s proven that he can’t.”