The Buffalo Bills are preparing for a pivotal Week 8 matchup against the Seattle Seahawks, hoping to build on a two-game win streak and maintain control of the AFC East. After a rocky start to the season, Buffalo’s offense showed signs of life in their 34-10 victory over the Tennessee Titans.
Amari Cooper, recently acquired from the Cleveland Browns, found the end zone for the first time with his new team. Rookie receiver Keon Coleman also stepped up, recording over 100 receiving yards for the first time this season. The revamped receiving corps is starting to find its rhythm , but the offense has not yet hit full stride.
However, the slow development of the receiving corps has seen quarterback Josh Allen slip in Pro Football Focus’ ( PFF ) quarterback rankings, now sitting at No. 14. Allen’s PFF passing grade has dropped to 69.9, with a concerning 47.5 grade under pressure, reflecting the challenges he’s faced while adjusting to new targets like Coleman and Cooper. His struggles have raised questions about Buffalo’s ability to contend against tougher opponents, as inconsistent play has hampered the offense at times.