3 Most Important Things

 3 Most Important Things I Learned From Bills vs. Patriots | Thursday Night Football:

1 - Strangler Performance:

 

 The Bills don't score a lot of style points in their 24-10 win over the Patriots on Thursday Night Football, but  they do. Judging by how they won, who can kill their opponent. Game if they lead. Buffalo's running game wasn't as productive as the last three games as they went over 160 yards, but it was effective enough to keep the Bills' offense on schedule. Also, James Cook and Devin Singletary combined for 27 carries for him for 115 yards, so he lost a lot of time.  Bills center Mitch Morse felt that Rumpus' balance kept the Patriot's defense honest with his 37 carries and 33 pass attempts.  “When you have players like (Matt) Judong and (Josh) Woochee, I think they are great footballers and always put themselves in a position to be more than just players. Doing, playing empty [in the backfield] and letting them think a little helps us a lot," Morse said. You might have to run it a little bit so we were able to adjust it on the touchline and work on the plays that worked for us.    “I thought [coach] Dorsey mixed [the running calls] well and did it well,” said Josh Allen. ook) could have run the ball very hard and skipped the third down. This is always a plus. And when there was a third down, we could get our noses down, get really physical, and play physical football.    Given the Bills' explosive passing game skills, the Patriots played many cover 2 shells. We will do it," Allen said"I think [coach] Dorsey persevered. The players stuck with football, cut well, ran well, and moved chains when they could."    signature possession is a 15-play marathon. , on a 94-yard drive, nearly nine minutes off the game clock and less than a minute before the start of the fourth quarter. Buffalo started his own 6-yard run from his line and gained more yards than the Patriots on 6 possessions after a 1st quarter touchdown  (28 plays, 89 yards).  “It’s always a plus for him to go 95 yards, but on long long rides like this, the feeling is really good,” Allen said. "These linemen like shots they can just go in and fix. I think we played very well. Of course, we only scored 24 points, but our defense was great.  That long touchdown drive was the team's fifth 90-yard touchdown drive of the season and the longest since the team recorded his five 90-yard touchdown drives in 1991. . In huds, he had seven receptions and one touchdown for 92 yards. , a player who blocks very well and a running back who protects the ball." "These little passes are great to actually get a first down or eight or nine yards. That is, 2nd and 1 inch instead of 3rd and 1 inch. It feels like everyone doing the work of bringing too much success out of injury is a collective his team had three important wins and the last win was the most important.

 

2 - Red Zone Throw 

Buffalo's offense didn't add to their score, but they scored seven points in the red zone. Faced with the league's seventh-best red zone defense, the Bills found the end zone in the red zone all three times.  Dorsey ran 7 of his 14 red zone rallies as the rally was canceled and Allen ran ahead of his other two.  "Offensive line, (offensive line) coach (Aaron) Cromer, they've been doing a great job and they've actually won a lot of games here," McDermott said. "I thought they had put a good plan into action."   Joshua Allen touched down on Red With his pass he completed two possessions. The first play was a timely play in which Diggs defeated CB Jonathan Jones with a good inside fake.  Later, in the same district, Allen rolled right on the other touchline to gain time. In the final minute before going over the limit on a Patriots pass rusher, he fired a pass to the left of two defenders on Gabe Davis, who then hit another eight-yard reception. I trust you," Allen said of Davis. "He made a play and gave him a chance to do it, so I'm grateful he's still working on that play." I completed the almost nine-minute game-closing drive on the line I ran when. After playing 3-4 in the red zone last week, Buffalo sent the ball into the end zone on six of their last seven red zone possessions. He left him with a positive feeling going into the remaining five games of the regular season like he's cementing something in the most important part of the field.' said Allen. "We knew it didn't go as well as we would have liked and that was important to us. We enjoy playing there and know what the players are doing.    ``This moment is critical. , you have to do it," said McDermott. Making money, and that's what we've been doing for the past few weeks.

    3- Bill's 'D' blocked his

 

Buffalo's offense was efficient, but the defender on the ball threw his sign to the Patriots to stop the offense. Leslie Frazier's unit held the Patriots to just 242 netting yards. This is the lowest total Buffalo has allowed since Week 3. A big reason for their success was their ability to put the brakes on third-placed New England.  The Bills brought Mack his Jones and the Patriots on offense in his eighth try in the first, but he was only a third down in his conversion, New England out of his eight possessions in the first. I had to punt his six.  “Our D-line was going after him because they've been chasing him all season,” said Jordan Poyer. "Greg [Rousseau] really put on weight. You can go behind the guys who really elevated in this game and those of us who are trying to give you an extra second to reach the quarterback. And that's been a big focus for us in the last few weeks. To come off the field in third place is that coaches Frazier and Sean had a really great game plan for us.“The  Buffalo players, who had only one sack in the first game without Von Miller, let QB Mac Jones and  New England's top rusher and receiver Lamondre harass most nights. Stevenson had 54 rushing yards and 24 yards on 6 receptions as he lost 4 tackles and had 4 quarterback hits. The defensive line held him in, and controlled the line of scrimmage, Greg [Russo] had a good game, and AJ [Epenese] came out and had some key roles.   The deepest penetration New England has ever encroached into Buffalo territory came at the end of the fourth quarter before attempting a forced field goal when kicker Nick Faulk hit the crossbar. It was the Bills' 29-yard line at the moment. Entered the field in an unsuccessful attempt. The Patriots didn't get into the red zone until the 4th minute and still forced a field goal. I'm proud of it. It's not always pretty, but I think the guys have done a good job of taking responsibility this week.”   Buffalo's defensive missteps created a huge gap in offensive play. The Bills scored 41 goals in the first half and the Patriots scored 24. And after the third quarter of the game, possession time was down to 2-1, with Buffalo having 13-46 against New England, where he had 31-14 possession.