Third quarter woes handled
After halftime, it looked like there was going to be another same old song and dance happening for the Bills.
The Bills did put three points on the board, but it wasn’t a convincing three points in the third quarter. Hughes’ forced fumble on Wilson came right after halftime and the Bills had a very short field to work with on offense. But, Allen & Co. only cashed in a field goal. That should’ve been seven points and it felt like a momentum swing for the Seahawks.
Seattle then went on and put 10 points of their own on the board. That brought the game to within a touchdown.
The third quarter woes were back for Buffalo. It’s been… that… quarter for them this season.
But the best defense is a good offense, right? Or a good fourth quarter.
Buffalo responded to their woeful third quarter with a big time final frame. Seattle did score themselves, but Buffalo put away two huge touchdowns to put up 40-plus points on the scoreboard. In addition, AJ Klein even stepped up with his second sack of the game, which down as a strip sack, another turnover.
HUUUUUGE play by AJ Klein!
đź“ş #SEAvsBUF on FOX pic.twitter.com/hRgzL5FiKy
— Buffalo Bills (@BuffaloBills) November 8, 2020