‘Favre expects a better offensive showing this week, but knows that won’t be easy. He thinks the Bills’ defense is better than last year’s top-ranked unit. It doesn’t help the Packers that one of their biggest weapons, running back Dorsey Levens, is out with a knee injury. However, they aren’t devoid of talent. Antonio Freeman is one of the best wide receivers in the league. Fellow wideout Bill Shroeder is a rising star with a knack for getting open downfield. The Packers also have a couple of quality tight ends in Tyrone Davis and Bubba Franks, their first-round draft pick out of the University of Miami. Running back Ahman Green is no Levens, but he brings more game-breaking speed. Still, stopping Favre is Priority One for the Bills’ defense. "He can make plays any time, so we’re particularly concerned with him," Phillips said. "Normally when you give him a little time, he’s going to tear you up. He just didn’t happen to do it (against the Jets), but he still had them in position to win. He’s that kind of quarterback."’