“Me and Josh had a conversation and, you know, again, that’s what the game brings,” Davis said. “You know, we both know that we want each of us to be successful — my success is his success, and vice versa when he’s throwing me the ball. So, it’s not that we don’t want it to happen, but you know, the league is tough and all the stars gotta align for stuff to go your way all the time.”
Part of the struggle is that Davis is a team captain for Buffalo for the first time in his career and has been struggling with his new responsibilities. While it’s not exactly what I would like to hear from a star receiver on my offense, you have to give the young wideout credit for taking responsibility and acknowledging his role as an issue.
Davis will look to improve his legacy as a captain in Buffalo as the team will have two much easier games coming up against the shattered Los Angeles Chargers this week and the bottom-feeding New England Patriots. Buffalo will look to mark a playoff spot after most likely finishing the season with at least a 10-7 record.
Davis has been a serviceable run blocker but he has been virtually nonexistent as a receiver in recent weeks. To be exact, Davis only has only targeted him a total of three times in recent weeks. Davis has gone without a catch in three of the last four games
