Buffalo Bills studs and duds from Week 14 loss
By Randy Gurzi
The Buffalo Bills fell to 9-4 with a 24-17 loss to the Baltimore Ravens. Here we look at the studs and duds from their Week 14 matchup.
We knew this one would be tough as the Buffalo Bills hosted the Baltimore Ravens. They did all they could to keep it close and had a shot at the end, but still fell by a score of 24-17.
The defense deserves a ton of credit as they held MVP candidate Lamar Jackson in check for the majority of the game. They also slowed down Mark Ingram and kept Marquise Brown from beating them deep.
Still, they were unable to get the win as the offense struggled against a smart defensive team. Now, we look back at the game and select the team’s studs and duds from their Week 14 loss.
Notable omission: Brian Daboll, offensive coordinator
The Bills have had troubles on offense this season and Sunday was a prime example of some of their issues. Playing against the No. 1 seed in the AFC, they were unable to find much success at all. Some of that blame falls on the shoulders of Brian Daboll.
He didn’t do enough to help Josh Allen when the Ravens defense was all over him. He also made some questionable calls such as the run with Frank Gore when they were within a yard from the end zone.
Gore was getting stuffed by Baltimore in this one whereas Devin Singletary was having a great game. Instead of a quarterback sneak or giving it to the hot hand, he went off-tackle with Gore and lost a couple of yards.
Allen still hit Cole Beasley for a score but that highlighted how they were making things harder on themselves than they needed to.