It's officially gameday for the Buffalo Bills and they are back in Orchard Park where they will host the struggling Los Angeles Chargers, who are seeking for their first win. No matter how you put it, this is a trap game for the Bills.
Buffalo is coming into this game at 2-0 with a high flying offense led by the best player in the league in Josh Allen. The Chargers have been embarrassed the last two weeks against the Cardinals and Raiders, with both games taking place in LA. This is the kind of game that can easily be overlooked because of what's going on with the Chargers, but the Bills have to be on their game and not let up at all for all four quarters.
This will be the second game in the new Highmark Stadium and the Bills are looking to keep rolling and send the Chargers back to LA at 0-3. With that, here is some important game info that fans should be on the lookout for, per the Buffalo Bills' PR team.
Bills vs. Chargers Week 3 game info
TV Channel & Time: FOX (1PM EST) |
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Play-by-play: Kevin Burkhardt |
Analyst: Tom Brady |
Sideline Reporters: Erin Andrews & Tom Rinaldi |
Fans can also tune into on 97 Rock with Chris Brown, Eric Wood, and Steve Tasker. In addition, this game will also be featured on Sports USA with Larry Kahn and Marvin Lewis.
Bills vs. Chargers mini-history
The Chargers have had Buffalo's number in the all-time series, leading it 25-14-2 (2-1 in the postseason), per Pro Football Reference.
Buffalo has beaten the Chargers in their last two meetings, but the Chargers had won four straight against Buffalo prior to the 2020 season. At one point in history, the Chargers had beaten the Bills 8 times from 1966 to 1979. During that stretch, there was a tie back in 1966 between the two teams, 17-17.
Out of the 14 wins that the Bills have over the Chargers, 8 of those games have resulted in winning by two scores. Today could easily become No. 9 if the Chargers pick up where they left off last week against the Las Vegas Raiders.
Kickoff from Orchard Park is set for 1PM and while it looks like an "easy" game for the Bills, no NFL game is ever an easy one. Anyone can be beaten on any day. Buffalo has continue what they have been doing on offense, and Jim Leonhard has to adjust as the game goes along to help the defense support the offense.
Bills Mafia, let's do this!
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