All is well in Orchard Park after the Buffalo Bills’ commanding 47-10 Week 3 win over the Jacksonville Jaguars , with the easiest — but perhaps most deserving — area to direct praise to after the victory being quarterback Josh Allen and the offense.
The unit picked up nearly 6.5 yards per play as it almost put a 50 burger on the Jaguars, this after a 34-point outing in Week 1 and a 31-point performance in Week 2. After an offseason in which many pundits questioned whether or not the Bills’ offense would find success sans Stefon Diggs and Gabriel Davis, the unit is humming through four games, with Buffalo head coach Sean McDermott giving offensive coordinator Joe Brady his proverbial flowers after Monday’s win.
“I think Joe has done a really good job,” McDermott said in his postgame media availability. “He understands the players that he has and their strengths and that’s a big piece of it week to week. He’s shown, which I think is important, that he’s willing to do whatever it takes. Run, pass, throw it deep, throw it short, in order to win and that’s a strength, as well. Without getting into too much strategy, I’ve been very impressed with Joe and the offensive staff and the overall collaboration. I think one of Joe’s best strengths is that he’s a good listener and that’s an important piece.”…