The Buffalo Bills were outplayed in all aspects of the game on Sunday. The New Orleans Saints ran the ball up and down the field throughout. The Bills couldn’t even force one punt during the disheartening performance.
Some stats that were brought up during the loss were very eyeopening for a team that thought they were locks for the playoffs two weeks ago. The most convincing stat was Buffalo’s team record six rushing touchdowns allowed. The previous team high was five rushing touchdowns allowed, first set in 1971 and repeated in 1985.