‘But only the most myopic Buffalo fan would have even suggested that the Bills would go into Arrowhead Stadium and eviscerate the defending conference champion before a national TV audience.’
Archives for October 12, 2021
Analysis: Leslie Frazier relies on Bills’ front four and no blitzes to corral Chiefs
‘The Bills did it without blitzing once, the first game in the Sean McDermott era in which the Bills didn’t rush five or more men on any snaps. The Bills didn’t even call one “zone dog,” with a linebacker or defensive back joining a four-man rush.’
Upon Further Review: Bills stick with ‘one game at a time’ mantra, but beating Chiefs is big
‘“I’ve been in the league a long time and I understand that type of stuff, head to head, late in the season is huge,” safety Micah Hyde said, “but it’s Week 5. We’re not throwing all our marbles into this game. We understand that it’s a good road win for us. Any win is a huge win and we’re thankful that we got that today.”‘
What we learned from snap counts in Bills’ Week 5 win, game ball and more
‘Zack Moss outsnapped Devin Singletary by a large amount. Moss played 42 offensive snaps – 74% of the offensive total – compared to just 15 for Singletary, making up the other 26%. Moss finished with 37 yards on 11 carries, while Singletary had 25 yards on six rushing attempts.’
First-round pick Greg Rousseau gets first interception as Bills keep getting takeaways
‘“Them boys been doing that. You see that in practice at least twice a week,” safety Jordan Poyer said. “A.J. (Epenesa) did that earlier this week in practice, damn near the same exact play. Tipped it up and caught it to himself. Those guys, the d-line they had such a good rush plan this week. And hands up was a huge thing throughout the week. And, Greg obviously his long (arms) – he’s big as hell. He was able to get his hands up and make a play, a huge play.”’