Few defenses have given the Buffalo Bills more fits than the New York Jets, but you never would have known that watching Sunday afternoon’s game.
Buffalo scored on seven of 11 of their drives against the Jets, moving the ball with ease. Josh Allen looked like himself, the running backs were heavily involved and Buffalo did not need to lean on their star players to score points. Simply put, the Bills offense had answers for just about everything the Jets attempted to do on defense.
While many players will get recognized for their play in the encouraged section, new offensive coordinator Joe Brady leads the way.
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Joe Brady: Joe Brady did not have time to install his own offense, but he tinkered enough with what he inherited to make it work.
Pre-snap motion? Check. Not only did Brady use pre-snap motion, he used it effectively.
