Coming into the Divisional Round of the NFL playoffs, the Buffalo Bills looked like a hungry and determined team that might finally get over the hump and at least make it to the AFC Championship Game to face the Baltimore Ravens.
Unfortunately, even though it looked like the Bills were in control for a good portion of the game, Josh Allen and company fell short with a few plays that didn’t go their way and a field goal that went wide right at the worst time possible.
books for the Bills, the blame game has begun, with everyone trying to break down what happened and trying to figure out who is to blame for Buffalo not advancing to the next round while losing to Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs once again in the postseason.
According to Courtney Cronin of ESPN, the team’s offense should be blamed for failing to come through for Allen when he needed it the most, via Around the Horn.
Coming into the Divisional Round of the NFL playoffs, the Buffalo Bills looked like a hungry and determined team that might finally get over the hump and at least make it to the AFC Championship Game to face the Baltimore Ravens.
Unfortunately, even though it looked like the Bills were in control for a good portion of the game, Josh Allen and company fell short with a few plays that didn’t go their way and a field goal that went wide right at the worst time possible.
With the season now officially in the books for the Bills, the blame game has begun, with everyone trying to break down what happened and trying to figure out who is to blame for Buffalo not advancing to the next round while losing to Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs once again in the postseason.
According to Courtney Cronin of ESPN, the team’s offense should be blamed for failing to come through for Allen when he needed it the most, via Around the Horn.
it weren’t for Allen rushing for two touchdowns and connecting with wide receiver Khalil Shakir for a score, the Bills offense would have been an absolute disappointment, especially when it comes to star wideout Stefon Diggs, who only caught three passes for 21 yards on eight targets.
It didn’t help that the team didn’t have Gabe Davis on the field, who is battling a knee injury, but the team had enough talent to get the best of the Chiefs and potentially top the Ravens next week.
However, the Bills are again forced to look in the mirror, figure out what’s wrong, and fix what they can during the offseason.
