Much needed win by the Bills today as they played today like the Bills of week 2 and not the Bills of week 1.
I think the commentator said that there's about a 5 percent conversion rate on 3rd downs against Bills defense this season and it showed. Panthers had a tough, tough time trying to convert on 3rd downs and 4th downs. Clutch sack by Obada in the 4th quarter on 4th down and clutch throw by Allen to Davis for TD on 4th and 2. Overall, that number 1 ranked Bills defense spelled total horror for Action Cam.
I can't take nothing away from the Panthers' defense, though. That first Bills drive they just bulldozed right through that Bills offensive line. But soon as Singletary rushed for a TD in the 1st and found his run game, Bills offense fell into place. Teams are only as strong as their weakest link. When Singletary doesn't show up for the Bills, a simple man-to-man coverage defense is enough to beat 'em with. Allen ends up having to run the ball like a maniac or their receivers have to pole vault to catch a throw....That didn't happen today.
Once Bills found their running game, Allen had an easier time finding all those weapons on the Bills offense....Davis, Beasley, Diggs....not to mention tight end Knox. The commentator mentioned Knox leads tight-ends in Touchdowns which I did not even realize.
Huge game next week against the Pats...that run game needs to show up again for the Bills.
I think the commentator said that there's about a 5 percent conversion rate on 3rd downs against Bills defense this season and it showed. Panthers had a tough, tough time trying to convert on 3rd downs and 4th downs. Clutch sack by Obada in the 4th quarter on 4th down and clutch throw by Allen to Davis for TD on 4th and 2. Overall, that number 1 ranked Bills defense spelled total horror for Action Cam.
I can't take nothing away from the Panthers' defense, though. That first Bills drive they just bulldozed right through that Bills offensive line. But soon as Singletary rushed for a TD in the 1st and found his run game, Bills offense fell into place. Teams are only as strong as their weakest link. When Singletary doesn't show up for the Bills, a simple man-to-man coverage defense is enough to beat 'em with. Allen ends up having to run the ball like a maniac or their receivers have to pole vault to catch a throw....That didn't happen today.
Once Bills found their running game, Allen had an easier time finding all those weapons on the Bills offense....Davis, Beasley, Diggs....not to mention tight end Knox. The commentator mentioned Knox leads tight-ends in Touchdowns which I did not even realize.
Huge game next week against the Pats...that run game needs to show up again for the Bills.
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