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Bills lose spot in Super Bowl conversation

‘The real problem now is that the Bills defense is also no longer dependable. Sure, they found a way to finish off the win last week against the Giants. In the same spot against an equally incompetent offense this week, the Bills allowed Mac Freaking Jones drive the length of the field in the final two minutes for a go ahead touchdown.’

Bills fall to Patriots after rallying from two-score deficit

‘The Bills erased a 12-point deficit midway through the fourth quarter and took their first lead with 1:58 remaining, only to give up a game-winning touchdown in the closing seconds as they lost to the Patriots 29-25 Sunday in Foxborough, Mass.’

Bills defense not making excuses after failing to finish off Patriots

‘”We had an opportunity to win at the end, and we just needed a stop,” he said. “It was total collective failure by defense of just not getting the ball back or not stopping them. I’m not going to make an excuse for the injuries, none of that. This is the life of an NFL player. You’ve got to go out there, you’ve got to compete each and every week, whether there are injuries or not.”‘

New England Patriots upset Buffalo Bills, 29-25

‘The Bills played pretty bad against Jacksonville. We chalked it up to one bad game. Then, they struggled against the 1-win Giants. Now, after a quarter, the same issues are present against the Patriots. It’s time to start worrying about what’s wrong with the Bills.’

Top 3 things we learned from Bills at Patriots | Week 7

‘Sandwiched in between the turnovers was another slow start from the offense and a miraculous fourth quarter rally in which the Bills got a 25-yard touchdown to Stefon Diggs, immediately followed by a forced fumble by Jordan Poyer, and a go-ahead sneak by Allen with 1:58 remaining.’

How the Bills’ veterans put loss to Patriots in perspective

‘”All we’re doing is focusing on getting the corrections from this game and then focusing on our next game on Thursday night,” Knox said. “So it’s not trying to project where we’re going to land, seeding for the playoffs or the division, no one’s doing that. We’re just going to focus on today, tomorrow and then this next game coming up.”‘

Too much Stef? Diggs shining, but involving others may break Bills’ offensive slump

‘Through six games, Diggs has 49 of the Bills’ 147 receptions – the 33.3% is an increase from his first three years (28.4%, 24.5% and 30.2%) with the team. The league leaders in catches with 50 are Cincinnati’s Ja’Marr Chase and the Los Angeles Rams’ Puka Nacua, who account for 34% and 35.9% of their teams’ catches, respectively. Diggs’ catch total is tied for Carolina’s Adam Thielen, who has 32.7% of his team’s receptions.’

Bills Mailbag: Is Stefon Diggs the only receiver getting open?

‘According to NFL’s Next Gen Stats, Davis is averaging 2.9 yards of separation on his completions. More than 50 receivers throughout the league are averaging fewer yards of separation, so Davis is squarely in the middle of separation among pass catchers with at least 18 targets. For what it’s worth, Diggs is averaging just 2.6 yards of separation. It’s reasonable to suggest, then, that Allen is more comfortable throwing to Diggs, even in tight windows.’