Just a few days ago, the atmosphere in the Bills locker room was somber and empty after their loss to the Denver Broncos on Monday Night Football.
Fast forward to this Sunday, and the locker room was filled with music and energy following the Bills’ 32-6 victory over the New York Jets at Highmark Stadium.
A standout moment came from fullback Reggie Gilliam, whose opening kickoff tackle led to a fumble, setting the tone for the game as the Bills took an early lead and maintained their momentum throughout.
More than just a divisional win, the victory was a result of the offensive coordinator change, with Joe Brady calling the plays for the first time following Ken Dorsey’s departure. It was a validating outcome for the team after a challenging week.
Center Mitch Morse acknowledged the difficulties of the week and praised the simplified game plan provided by Brady, emphasizing the execution and the positive outcome of the team’s efforts.
Quarterback Josh Allen, who previously struggled against the Jets, turned the tide by throwing three touchdowns and only experiencing one sack in the game. He credited his teammates’ ability to adapt to the changes and secure the win.
Highlighting the professionalism of the team, Allen expressed pride in their ability to step up and overcome the challenges they faced throughout the week.
Looking ahead, Allen expressed confidence in the team’s approach of taking each game as it comes and reaffirmed his belief in the offense’s abilities, emphasizing that it was not a broken system and that they had played a strong game.
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