BKL Nightly

The Bills defense dominated Sunday's game against the Colts from the very beginning, with Taron Johnson intercepting Joe Flacco's very first pass and returning it for a touchdown. That proved to be the theme of the day as the defense forced four turnovers and got another key fourth-down stop to secure a 30-20 win. Thad Brown and AJ Feldman discuss how the Bills took home the victory.

While the defense wasn't perfect, allowing Jonathan Taylor to run wild in the first half, they showed up when it mattered most. It was an important game for them to step up, as the offense was without Keon Coleman, Amari Cooper, and Dalton Kincaid. The two spotlight key plays by Mack Holins and Josh Allen that powered the offense to just enough points to get the win.

Finally, it's time for the toughest stretch of the Bills season starting with next week's game against the Chiefs. How important are the next four weeks for seeding and confidence purposes? They debate the significance of the rest of November.

The Bills scored 30 points on Sunday without a standout individual performance. How did they do it? Buffalo Kickoff Live co-hosts Thad Brown and Carl Jones point to the Joe Brady offense and Josh Allen's willingness to let his weapons do the work.

They also discuss why both teams played soft, almost fearful defense. Where the problems are with the Bills run D. And how Kaiir Elam looked in his first start since last season.

Tyler Bass was the hero for the Bills against Miami. A performance that saved his job in Buffalo. At least for a good long while. Sports Director Thad Brown and AJ Feldman Sean McDermott could not have engineered a better scenario.

Seattle coach Mike McDonald was the Ravens DC. His influences are all over the Baltimore scheme that choked the Bills. In Seattle, Joe Brady was the one dictating. Buffalo Kickoff Live hosts Thad Brown and Carl Jones can explain why.

Buffalo CBs again impressed, but tackling. Carl discusses how much that can mean across the defense. Keon Coleman got his big 1-on-1 TD, but there are questions about how he goes about winning again. Carl and Thad hit on that plus big days for James Cook and Greg Rousseau

The Bills played perhaps their most complete game of the season, throttling the Seahawks 31-10 in Seattle. Thad Brown and AJ Feldman discuss all that went right in the game.

Amari Cooper was held to just one catch, but Khalil Shakir and Keon Coleman each had their best games of the season. How good can the offense be when everything is clicking?

The defense eliminated Seattle's run game even without Terrel Bernard and one of their pass rushers was critical in setting the tone.

While the Bills would have won this game without some fortunate bounces, everything that could have gone their way did go their way. They discuss the red zone fluke miscues by the Seahawks as well as the fumble that went the Bills way.

Finally, they discuss the big picture as the Bills are firmly in control of the AFC East.

How good was Amari Cooper game one? Buffalo Kickoff Live hosts Thad Brown and Carl Jones point out two plays that showed all the subtle ways Cooper can be great. They also explain why his arrival is a signal for the Bills to "trim the fat" in the passing game.

A key defensive adjustment from the Bills in the second half caught Carl's eye and went a long way towards shutting down the Titans. Finally, two Bills players blocked two Titans on the same play. Thad and Carl provide well deserved flowers.

Amari Cooper's debut was a big success even in a limited appearance. Thad Brown and AJ Feldman explain why Cooper was absent in one key category. They also discuss all the areas where his impact will continue.

They spend a few minutes on a defensive star who didn't get the stats he likely deserved. Plus, did Tyler Bass save his job and an issue the Bills are volunteering to point out.

Buffalo Kickoff Live hosts Thad Brown and Carl Jones explain what they see in Amari Cooper right now. Where he lands on the Stefon Diggs spectrum. How much to worry about drops. The new dimensions he brings to the offense.

Also, they discuss why Joe Brady and Ray Davis deserve a ton of success for the Bills run success against the Jets. And whether Taylor Rapp changes the long term outlook for the Bills current safeties.

In between penalties, a football game was played on Monday night and the Bills came out on top. Thad Brown and AJ Feldman discuss an ugly and weird game at MetLife Stadium.

Ray Davis emerged as the offensive standout, registering 152 yards of total offense with James Cook out with injury. How does his emergence impact the offense and how much credit does the offensive line deserve for his success?

The defense found a way to get it done, holding the Jets to just one touchdown (other than the Hail Mary). They discuss how they were able to grind out an ugly win and punish a bad offense.

Finally, things look a lot rosier for the Bills with their 2.5-game lead in the division. They discuss their future outlook and predict whether or not Tyler Bass will kick for the team against the Titans next week.

Bills WRs took a ton of blame after the loss in Houston. But Buffalo Kickoff Live hosts Thad Brown and Carl Jones explain why Josh Allen deserved some heat for his worst game of the year.

On D, Greg Rousseau led a number of standouts on the defensive line, plus Thad and Carl explain why Terrel Bernard took a leap (literally) into elite LB territory.

The Bills might have just as much an issue at safety as they do at receiver. And after losing a coach, we explain why the Jets will be fired up for the Bills.