Buffalo Bills head coach Joe Brady needs to make two major offensive adjustments before Monday Night Football against the Los Angeles Rams. James Cook and Dalton Kincaid are not getting enough opportunities, and it's becoming a serious problem for Josh Allen and the Bills offense. James Cook is one of the NFL's most explosive running backs, leading the league with 15 runs of at least 10 yards through four games. Yet Cook received just 12 carries against the New England Patriots, despite rushing for 75 yards and a touchdown. Buffalo's offensive line is doing its job, too. The Bills lead the NFL with 2.66 yards before contact per rushing attempt, creating opportunities that Joe Brady simply isn't taking advantage of. Why aren't the Bills running the football more? Cook needs at least 18 carries against the Rams, and Buffalo should be taking advantage of its offensive line instead of constantly asking Josh Allen to carry the offense. Then there's Dalton Kincaid. The Bills tight end opened the season with 225 receiving yards in his first two games, but he's managed just three receptions for 45 yards over the last two contests. Kincaid received only two targets against New England, something Brady admitted should never happen. Buffalo's offensive struggles against the Chargers and Patriots have coincided with Kincaid's declining involvement. Is that really a coincidence? The Bills need to get Cook and Kincaid involved immediately if they want to bounce back against Los Angeles. Josh Allen can still be the centerpiece of Buffalo's offense, but Joe Brady needs to start using the weapons around him. #BuffaloBills #Bills #NFL #JamesCook #DaltonKincaid Photo Credit: Mark Konezny IMAGN Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! KALSHI For a limited time, Download the Kalshi app and use code [LOCKEDON] to get up to $500 in bonus credits when you trade $25.
Buffalo Bills head coach Joe Brady needs to make two major offensive adjustments before Monday Night Football against the Los Angeles Rams. James Cook and Dalton Kincaid are not getting enough opportunities, and it's becoming a serious problem for Josh Allen and the Bills offense. James Cook is one of the NFL's most explosive running backs, leading the league with 15 runs of at least 10 yards through four games. Yet Cook received just 12 carries against the New England Patriots, despite rushing for 75 yards and a touchdown. Buffalo's offensive line is doing its job, too. The Bills lead the NFL with 2.66 yards before contact per rushing attempt, creating opportunities that Joe Brady simply isn't taking advantage of. Why aren't the Bills running the football more? Cook needs at least 18 carries against the Rams, and Buffalo should be taking advantage of its offensive line instead of constantly asking Josh Allen to carry the offense. Then there's Dalton Kincaid. The Bills tight end opened the season with 225 receiving yards in his first two games, but he's managed just three receptions for 45 yards over the last two contests. Kincaid received only two targets against New England, something Brady admitted should never happen. Buffalo's offensive struggles against the Chargers and Patriots have coincided with Kincaid's declining involvement. Is that really a coincidence? The Bills need to get Cook and Kincaid involved immediately if they want to bounce back against Los Angeles. Josh Allen can still be the centerpiece of Buffalo's offense, but Joe Brady needs to start using the weapons around him.
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