The Buffalo Bills somehow survived FIVE turnovers and still beat the Los Angeles Chargers, 24-16, to remain undefeated. But Josh Allen's message afterward might be the biggest takeaway from Buffalo's wild win. "We win, but there are a lot of smoke detectors going off right now." That's exactly what Buffalo needed. The Bills made mistake after mistake and still found a way to win. For a team adjusting to a rookie head coach, new coordinators and significant defensive changes, Sunday's adversity gave Buffalo an early opportunity to learn what happens when everything doesn't go according to plan. And several players responded. James Cook fumbled on his first carry and then exploded for more than 150 rushing yards. DJ Moore entered the game questionable but received 10 targets and caught six passes, becoming a major part of Josh Allen's passing attack despite battling through his injury. Defensively, Greg Rousseau added another two sacks, while C.J. Gardner-Johnson delivered his best performance since joining Buffalo and provided an encouraging answer to some of the Bills' questions at safety. Five turnovers cannot become a habit. But Buffalo learned it can survive a game like this without having to learn that lesson through a loss. That could make this one of the most important wins of the Bills' entire regular season. Now it's onto the New England Patriots and Buffalo's first AFC East matchup of the season. #BuffaloBills #BillsMafia #JoshAllen Photo Credit: Shawn Dowd 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.
The Buffalo Bills somehow survived FIVE turnovers and still beat the Los Angeles Chargers, 24-16, to remain undefeated. But Josh Allen's message afterward might be the biggest takeaway from Buffalo's wild win. "We win, but there are a lot of smoke detectors going off right now." That's exactly what Buffalo needed. The Bills made mistake after mistake and still found a way to win. For a team adjusting to a rookie head coach, new coordinators and significant defensive changes, Sunday's adversity gave Buffalo an early opportunity to learn what happens when everything doesn't go according to plan. And several players responded. James Cook fumbled on his first carry and then exploded for more than 150 rushing yards. DJ Moore entered the game questionable but received 10 targets and caught six passes, becoming a major part of Josh Allen's passing attack despite battling through his injury. Defensively, Greg Rousseau added another two sacks, while C.J. Gardner-Johnson delivered his best performance since joining Buffalo and provided an encouraging answer to some of the Bills' questions at safety. Five turnovers cannot become a habit. But Buffalo learned it can survive a game like this without having to learn that lesson through a loss. That could make this one of the most important wins of the Bills' entire regular season. Now it's onto the New England Patriots and Buffalo's first AFC East matchup of the season. #BuffaloBills #BillsMafia #JoshAllen
Photo Credit: Shawn Dowd IMAGN
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