Bills-Lions Aftermath: Josh Allen ‘n Joe Brady are a wagon on offense, so... what about that D?

What a night it was at Highmark. The Buffalo Bills authored a storybook inaugural game against the Detroit Lions with, of course, Josh Allen taking centerstage.

Here’s my column from the 41-31 win. This “lunatic” of a quarterback with a smelling salt hanging from his mouth is playing more free than ever. (And he’s not alone.)

And, icymi, here’s our story off an exclusive 1 on 1 with owner Terry Pegula. He details why football always needed to stay in Western New York.

“The Bills are here. The Sabres are here. And they’re going to stay here.”

In addition to our two main podcasts — “Real Football” (with Jim Monos) and the “Ty & Bob Pod” (with Bob McGinn) — we’ll get into the habit of dinging record on a Bills show. As most know, Monos served as the team’s director of personnel from May ‘13 to May ‘17 and always brings a fresh perspective.

Today, we try to make sense of Allen’s performance and a perplexing defense. They made plays up front, but clearly this scheme is a major work in progress.

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Links from the week…

‘Legacy:’ Terry Pegula opens up on his mission to keep the Bills in Buffalo

‘Dangerous:’ Say hello to the new Buffalo Bills juggernaut offense

Real Football: Is Patrick Mahomes BACK?!