Without their starting offensive tackles, the Buffalo Bills defy the odds and rush for almost 250 yards on the Pittsburgh Steelers en route to their 26-7 win, improving them to 8-4 on the year.

James Cook paced the Bills' ground attack, rushing for over 100 yards (144) for the seventh time this season. Christian Benford and Joey Bosa made a big momentum-turning play on defense in the second half and pitched a shutout in the final 30 minutes of this game. 

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Well, that was an ugly offensive performance on Thursday night in Houston. Josh Allen was sacked eight times, and the Buffalo Bills dropped to 7-4 with the Pittsburgh Steelers on deck.

Dom takes us through a quick mid-week check-in to gauge the vibes from #BillsMafia, as questions about this team's future this season only grow. 

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The reigning MVP Josh Allen was able to shake off a slow start and tally six total touchdowns in the Buffalo Bills 44-32 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Gabe Davis made his return and had some flashes of familiarity, and Tyrell Shavers had a breakout game, going for 90 yards receiving and a touchdown.

Cole Bishop had another timely interception and the Buffalo defense after getting gashed on the ground by Sean Tucker were able to bear down in the 4th quarter.

Also, Keon Coleman was benched for disciplinary reasons due to missing a team meeting this week. Yikes. 

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No easy way to say it, but that game was an absolute embarrassment by the Buffalo Bills. Losing 30-13 to a previously 2-7 Miami Dolphins team is the new low point of the season.

The offense struggled immensely, unable to score a point until the second half or even convert a third down until that point as well. 

But still, they had their chances to crawl back into this game, but three turnovers and a big fourth quarter from De'Von Achane ended any hope for a comeback, leaving Buffalo 6-3 overall and one and a half games back of the Patriots in the AFC East. 

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Behind a terrific offensive performance from Josh Allen, James Cook, and Dalton Kincaid.

Along with defensive standouts Cole Bishop and Max Hairston, the Buffalo Bills handed the Kansas City Chiefs another regular-season loss, winning 28-21 at Highmark Stadium. 

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They let James Cook. 

Behind 216 rushing yards on 19 carries, Bills running back James Cook found the endzone twice in Buffalo's 40-9 win over the Carolina Panthers on Sunday. 

The defense heard the criticism over the past few weeks and responded with its best performance of the season. Tallying seven sacks and three turnovers in the win.

All good things to build on because it doesn't get easier. Up next for this team, the Kansas City Chiefs. 

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The Buffalo Bills fall to 4-2 overall following a puzzling 24-14 loss to the Atlanta Falcons. 

Bijan Robinson racked up 170 yards on the ground and added a touchdown, as did Drake London in the receiving game with 158 yards in that phase of the Falcons offense.

Defensively, Buffalo was able to make some adjustments in the second half but the offense failed to pull it together when it mattered the most. 

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The Buffalo Bills are undefeated no more, following their 23-20 loss to the New England Patriots on Sunday Night Football.

Former Bills wide receiver Stefon Diggs decimated Buffalo's defense with 10 catches and 146 receiving yards in the win.

Buffalo turned the ball over three times and committed a whopping 11 penalties. It's a recipe for disaster. Some of the tendencies and inconsistencies we've talked about on the podcast came to fruition Sunday night. 

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Alone and on top of the AFC Conference standings, the Buffalo Bills (4-0) have put up 30 points in every game this year. They've done what they've needed to do to win, but that hasn't come without a fair share of concerns on both sides of the ball.

Josh Allen and James Cook help lead the offense yet again, while Khalil Shakir provides a nice spark with a big touchdown catch and run. 

Defensively, the guys are concerned about the pass rush, but are seeing some improvements in the secondary. 

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The Buffalo Bills get the job done on Thursday night at home with a 31-21 win over the Miami Dolphins. 

- Death, Taxes, and Terrel Bernard making clutch plays

- Offense sputters for a bit but finds a way to get the job done

- Credit to the Dolphins, they played better than we all thought they would

- Jordan Phillips' pregame fit is the stuff of legends

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