The Bills are 3-0. Buffalo survived a scrappy one at home, beating the Chargers 24-16 despite five offensive turnovers — a game that came down to a defense that refused to fold.
Josh Allen scored twice on the ground and threw for 204 yards, becoming the first quarterback in the Super Bowl era with multiple rushing touchdowns in three straight games. James Cook III was the workhorse — 154 yards on 24 carries and a touchdown, including a gritty 1-yard plunge on a drive full of penalties. Keon Coleman came up with a 37-yard sideline grab to set up a score.
But it was the defense that decided it. Greg Rousseau had two sacks, one in the final six minutes, and safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson sealed it with a goal-line interception he returned 41 yards. Buffalo trailed entering the fourth quarter before pulling away late.
The Bills now prepare to face archrival New England this Sunday, October 4 at Noon. Catch the action on 100.1, The Hero.
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