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Bills Coach Brady Unsatisfied with 2-0 Start as Buffalo Prepares to Host Winless Chargers
Brady said Allen has not reached his ceiling after the quarterback earned AFC Offensive Player of the Week for his five-touchdown game.
- Buffalo Bills head coach Joe Brady stated on Wednesday that quarterback Josh Allen still has room to improve, despite earning AFC Offensive Player of the Week and leading the team to a 2-0 start.
- Moving away from a run-first approach, the Bills have transitioned to an aggressive passing attack under Brady, with Allen attacking downfield on early downs instead of relying on checkdowns.
- Currently, the offense throws at a 55% clip on early downs and has scored touchdowns on 10 of 18 possessions, reflecting Brady's strategy to prioritize big plays over bubble screens.
- Despite the offensive success, the defense has allowed 31 points in each game, necessitating consistent scoring as Buffalo prepares for Sunday's matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers.
- Brady described it as a "scary" thought that the offense could become even more lethal, though he continues to push the team to refine its execution before this weekend's contest.
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Bills coach Brady unsatisfied with 2-0 start as Buffalo prepares to host winless Chargers – WTOP News
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) — To hear Joe Brady express his concerns, it would be easy to think the Buffalo Bills opened the season winless instead of 2-0. Perhaps
·Chevy Chase, United States
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Bills coach Brady unsatisfied with 2-0 start as Buffalo prepares to host winless Chargers
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) — To hear Joe Brady express his concerns, it would be easy to think the Buffalo Bills opened the season winless instead of 2-0.
·Toronto, Canada
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