Bleav in Buffalo

The Bills offense found a new gear with the addition of receiver Amari Cooper in scoring 34 unanswered points in the win over the Titans last week. The Seahawks bounced back with a convincing win on the road at Atlanta after three straight losses. It's an interesting match-up that features MVP candidate Josh Allen against the NFL's leading passer in Geno Smith as Buffalo (5-2) heads for Seattle (4-3) Sunday. Former Seahawks pro bowl linebacker Lofa Tatupu joined Adam and Sal for a game preview.

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The early impact of receiver Amari Cooper was obvious as the Bills rallied for 34 unanswered points to beat the Titans on Sunday. Cooper caught four passes for 66 yards and a touchdown, but his presence was obviously felt and produced results for others in the passing game. Former Bills offensive lineman Jerry Ostroski joined Adam and Sal with takes on present and future of this Buffalo offense with the added dimension of Cooper.

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The Bills scored 34 unanswered points and rolled over the Tennessee Titans 34-10 on Sunday to improve to 5-2 on the year. The game was highlighted by the debut of receiver Amari Cooper who Buffalo traded for earlier this week. Cooper finished with 4 catches for 66 yards and a touchdown. Josh Allen threw for 258 of his 323 yards in the second half of his 100th career start. The Bills defense adjusted and closed the door on Mason Rudolph and the Titans in the second half.

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The Bills made a bold and needed move this week in trading for receiver Amari Cooper. How much does he stand to help this offense and what are the reasons why? Former quarterback Phil Simms, a two-time Super Bowl champion, and longtime NFL analyst joined Adam and Sal with perspective that only someone who played the position can give.

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The Bills are off to a 4-2 start, but after moving on from Stefon Diggs in the offseason, the lack of an explosive downfield passing game has been obvious. They addressed that in a big way on Tuesday by trading with the Cleveland Browns for veteran receiver Amari Cooper. He gives the Bills a much needed threat that can stretch the field and open things up for others, cementing Buffalo's status as an AFC contender. Cooper joined the Bills on Wednesday in Orchard Park. Adam Benigni and Sal Maiorana have the latest.

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In some ways it was how the Bills drew it up. In many ways it was anything but. The Bills were powered by a strong running game despite the injury to James Coo and an inspired effort from Josh Allen. The defense benefitted from the return of key players and ultimately held Aaron Rodgers and the Jets at bay in a 23-20 win in East Rutherford that has the Bills at 4-2 and alone in first place in the AFC East. Adam Benigni and Sal Maiorana have the breakdown.

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The Bills and Jets are preparing for their first meeting of the season in the midst of change, controversy, and struggle. Buffalo has dropped two straight games with the offense struggling and questionable coaching decisions. New York fired head coach Robert Saleh earlier this week with the offense in turmoil and the Jets off to 2-3 start. NFL Insider Dianna Russini of The Athletic joined Adam and Sal for takes on all of it.

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Losses to Baltimore and Houston have exposed many of the Bills (3-2) shortcomings over the past couple of weeks, and now coaching is very much under fire given the way the Texans game ended. Add to that some key additions to the injury report, and the pressure and challenges mount as they prepare to face a Jets team (2-3) that just fired head coach Robert Saleh.

There's a lot to unpack with this one.

Veteran Bills and NFL reporter Vic Carucci joins Adam and Sal for an extended edition of Bleav in Bills.

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The Bills managed to run just 16 seconds off the clock on their final possession deep in their own territory. Three straight incomplete passes that allowed the Texans to ultimately win on a 59-yard field goal as time expired in a 23-20 final from Houston. We've seen this type of decision making from Sean McDermott and his assistants prove costly before as history repeated itself on that front. Buffalo falls to 2-3 after a second straight loss. Sal Maiorana joined Adam Benigni from Houston for postgame takes.

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The Bills shocked many when they dealt receiver Stefon Diggs to the Texans in the offseason. His production had dipped, the relationship had become strained. Buffalo and Houston are set to meet Sunday with both teams 3-1. The Diggs angle is significant, but there's much more to this game. Adam and Sal are joined by former Texans receiver Cecil Shorts III for a preview.

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