The Bills came into Week 6 ranked 24th in the NFL in red zone conversions. But more important than identification, is execution and, luckily, the Titans used that execution to take advantage of the Bills’ biggest weakness, their red zone offense. In a brief moment of self promotion, I will, without shame, self-servingly say I identified this weakness. It is a surprising Achilles’ heel considering the mobility and arm strength possessed by their all-world quarterback, but one that stuck out like a sore thumb. However, the lie detector test determined that was a lie!īuffalo did, in fact, have one MAJOR weakness coming into this game that most people seemed to overlook. How could this disappointing Titans team compete with the league’s best? A team with the best offense AND best defense, where is the weakness? As my YouTube comments would tell you, the “Bills had no weaknesses.” Admittedly, everyone - myself included - was asking the same question: So, all the odds and all the picks were against the Titans. The Jets game, though, looks just as hideous as it did when it happened.
The Week 1 blowout loss to the Arizona Cardinals was bad, but admittedly looks less ugly every week with the Cards still being the only undefeated team in the league. On the flip side, the Titans had rightfully lost some trust from most of the fan base and the media. The Bills had the league’s best offense and defense heading into Week 6, Josh Allen was truly looking like an MVP, and the defense has talent at all three levels while being coordinated by a defensive mastermind in head coach Sean McDermott. If we are honest, it was hard to blame anyone for thinking this way. The NFL’s darling had traveled south to have their mini-vacation, stomp the Tennessee Titans, and then go back to western New York to begin building Josh Allen’s statue. Buffalo had taken over the city of Nashville and they were ready for a party. It was an invasion - that’s what we were told.
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