ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (WKBW) — Dropping back-to-back games was a wake-up call for the Buffalo Bills organization, and it led to former offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey getting fired. 10 games in, nobody seemed to have the answers for lack of consistency on offense, but it was clear some change was needed.
Buffalo made everyone at Highmark Stadium a believer after the first play of the game on Sunday. The Bills started off the game with a forced fumble by Reggie Gilliam to set the tone.
Playing meaningless football come December is not the standard for this Buffalo team. Although the performance wasn't perfect, Buffalo remained in front the entire game. By the third quarter, the 'we're back' feeling was flowing through Bills Mafia.
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Quarterback Josh Allen completed 20 of his 32 pass attempts for 275 yards, three touchdowns and one interception. Running backs James Cook, Ty Johnson and wide receiver Khalil Shakir were on the receiving
end of Allen's three touchdown passes.
Cook led the team in rushing with 73 yards and Shakir led the team in receiving with 115 yards, 81 of which came on his touchdown.
The Bills defense racked up six sacks, two interceptions, and a fumble recovery. Newly acquired cornerback Rasul Douglas, playing in just his third game with the Bills, had the two interceptions and fumble recovery.
Joe Brady passed his first test as Bills interim offensive coordinator and Buffalo won 32-6.
You can watch Allen speak after the game in the video player above.
